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Human rights
What are human rights and how do they safeguard the lives of disabled people? Human rights abuses don’t only happen abroad, brought to our attention by headlines of torture and accompanied by stark images of violence or genocide. Human rights abuses happen at home too and can affect all of us, so we need to...
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The housing crisis | Social justice: The Diggers vision lingers on Zetetick Housing is working in the midst of a housing crisis that has grown over the last 11 years. For 15 years we have attempted to house the disenfranchised, those with learning disabilities and autism and all the associated disabilities and mental health challenges....
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Housing equality
A home should be more than a place to sleep. It should be a place where people feel safe, valued and able to live the life they choose. For adults with learning disabilities and autism, the right home can have a profound impact on independence, wellbeing and opportunities. It can provide stability, support personal growth...
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volunteering in my area
Volunteering in my area – Zetetick offers more than just thank you! This week we celebrate the work done by volunteers! Zetetick Housing wants to say “thank you” and celebrate the fantastic contribution made to our communities by those giving up their time to help.  Volunteers make a significant contribution to communities, whether they are...
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Winterbourne View 10th anniversary: looking back and looking forward 31st May 2021 is the 10th anniversary of the BBC Panorama programme that exposed the horrific abuse of people with learning disabilities and autism at Winterbourne View, a private hospital that was being paid an average of £3,500 per week for each patient placed there by...
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