... schools. Personalisation Policy Social inclusion Inclusive education Learning disability policy Children’s rights In the UK in 2019, around 120,000 people with learning disabilities are still institutionally segregated for a large portion of their waking lives, despite policy being focused...

... these experiences. It was hoped that the findings would contribute to theoretical models of help-seeking and the development of more culturally accessible and acceptable services. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Culture Personalisation Learning disabilities Community living Unmet health...

... is undermined in the short and long term. Evidence on the extension of personalisation indicates that it presents very considerable challenges for this group of families. Practical implications More information is needed on this growing population. More preventative support is needed to sustain the caring...

... and what policy obstacles have to be overcome. Families supported to make the most of the opportunities presented by the Government's ‘personalisation’ agenda were in general getting what they and their disabled family member needed and wanted. A number of specific obstacles were identified to which...

... ‘building blocks’ for progress, focused respectively on strengthening self‐determination, promoting mainstream inclusion and providing personalised support. Experience in many countries of the ‘North’ suggests 12 key elements in national and local strategies to address these three requirements. It also...

... small scale pilots to nationwide implementation. Implementation Personal budgets in social care: the challenge of scaling up Martin Routledge National Programme Manager: Putting People First, Care Services Improvement Partnership Zoe Porter National Programme Manager: Personalisation, Care Services...