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Screenshot of presentation: Toolbox Talk
Preparing for change together through our Care Partner Toolbox Talks  The supported housing sector is entering a period of significant regulatory change. New licensing requirements, increased scrutiny and higher expectations around quality, accountability and tenant safety will require housing providers and care partners to work more closely than ever. To support this transition, Zetetick recently...
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A sketch and water colour of Housing Options for Adults with learnig disabilities
Where Can an Adult with Learning Disabilities Live? An adult with a learning disability can live in many different places. They may stay in the family home, rent or own their own home, live in supported housing, share with other people, use a Shared Lives arrangement or live in residential care. The harder question is...
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A welcoming supported living house
How to Find Supported Housing in England Finding supported housing in England is not like looking for an ordinary rented flat or joining a single national waiting list. There is no one way to understand how to find supported housing or one place where every vacancy is advertised. In most cases, supported housing is found...
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Can autistic adults live independently. Many parents eventually reach the point where they ask the same difficult question: can autistic adults live independently? It is rarely asked out of curiosity. More often, it comes after years of providing care, worrying about the future and wondering what life will look like when they are no longer...
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What Happens When Parents Can No Longer Care for an Adult with a Learning Disability? For many parents, this is the question that never quite goes away. It often sits quietly in the background for years, pushed aside by everyday life and the immediate demands of caring. Then something changes. A parent becomes ill. Someone...
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