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RAD is one of the oldest charities working with deaf people in the UK. Celebrating deaf culture and community, with deaf people, and in collaboration with others, RAD delivers services that deaf people want and need.

This year’s event will bring delegates together to discuss and develop the narrative on restoring care as a societal issue. Last year participants from a dozen countries and three continents described the challenges and possibilities in a global context.

VODG is delighted to welcome latest member Zetetick Housing, a charity providing homes for people with learning disabilities, autism or additional needs.

Together Trust has launched an “Email Your MP” action in response to the lack of focus on unregistered accommodation for children in care during the House of Lords second reading of the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill. Without a national strategy to phase out unregistered settings, too many children, including children with complex needs, remain at serious risk.

The Universal Credit and Personal Independence Bill has been laid before Parliament – the main piece of legislation in the government’s current welfare reform agenda, seeking to make provision to alter the rates of elements of UC and restrict eligibility for PIP. The Bill starts in the Commons and is due to have its second reading on 1 July.