A Good doctor - Easy Read
This short document helps to facilitate a conversation about the signs by which to recognise a good doctor.
This short document helps to facilitate a conversation about the signs by which to recognise a good doctor.
This is an easy read leaflet produced by the Dementia Project to explain Respect.
People with a learning disability must be involved in all decisions about their health, and be in control over these choices however they face many barriers…
The Accident and Emergency grab sheet has been developed to aid quick information handover in an emergency situation.
Part of Wellbeing for Life series
This is Alison’s Story. MacIntyre supports Alison. She has Down’s Syndrome and a diagnosis of dementia.
Part of Wellbeing for Life series
In this case study, Angela gives us a firstperson account of her life, detailing her family history, life with her husband, her interests and her healthcare,…
Part of "Changed Behaviour" series
Part of Wellbeing for Life series
Changes in the person’s behaviour are one of the most recognised symptoms of any type of dementia. Learn how to recognise, reflect and respond.
We understand that each child, young person or adult with autism that we support is unique.
We have expertise in supporting people with dementia or at risk of developing dementia.
We believe that everyone, irrespective of the complexity of his or her needs, wants to and does communicate.
People with a learning disability are living longer, yet they are still dying 20 years younger than the rest of the population. It is well known that…
It is estimated that 1.5 million people in the UK have a learning disability.
MacIntyre is at the forefront of supporting people to move from long stay hospitals, inpatient facilities and assessment and treatment units back into…