NDTi Podcasts | Talking Inclusion

A for Adjustments Resource - Not just a nice to have - its a legal requirement.  Sue and Crispin discuss how the new Reasonable Adjustment resources were developed, who should use them, where you can download them and why they could be important for #livesincluded for us all at some point in our lives.

Nick's Story: Sharing the journey towards reasonable adjustments in healthcare for his son Alex.

Sterre's Story - A life of acting, poetry and tandem rides
Sterre and Hannah tell us about Sterre's life and the things she enjoys and how she started her own company because she was fed up of people saying no to the things she wanted to achieve. She shares her enjoyment of acting and writing poetry and her shows for schools to educate and communicate via signing. 

What does it take to be a leader for social inclusion in our communities and public systems? 

Welcome to the NDTi Podcast - Talking Inclusion. Our biweekly discussion with key voices in the field of inclusion. In this episode, we talk with Jacqui Sjenitzer, Julie Pointer and Raj Singh about their experiences of leadership, particularly trust, courage and collaboration and how that can contribute to social inclusion.

Ryan's Story - A life beyond day activities.
Ryan shares some insights into his life living in Street in Somerset and how he keeps active in the community with work and his social life.

A clip from episode 1 with Becky Morgan Talking about a collaborative approach to reach people in the community

Welcome to the NDTi Podcast - Talking Inclusion. Our biweekly discussion with key voices in the field of inclusion. In this episode, we ask Becky Morgan and Alice McColl "What does inclusion mean post lockdown?"  Subscribe to the podcast and follow our social media channels to keep updated with recent news and new episodes!

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Alice McColl (NDTi’s Development Lead for Children & Young People) invites one of our Time to Talk participants, Ikra, to share her questions about applying to, choosing and attending university. Laura Kendell (Liaison Officer for Start to Success) answers by sharing what support and facilities Staffordshire University provides, so listeners can explore similar options at other universities too.

Part 3: Questions about Support & University Life (basics of Disabled Students Allowance, extra-curricular activities, mental wellbeing and support for those with visual impairments).

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Alice McColl (NDTi’s Development Lead for Children & Young People) invites one of our Time to Talk participants, Ikra, to share her questions about applying to, choosing and attending university. Laura Kendell (Liaison Officer for Start to Success) answers by sharing what support and facilities Staffordshire University provides, so listeners can explore similar options at other universities too.

Part 2: Choosing a University (expectations, transition days and location). 

Read the transcript here.

Alice McColl (NDTi’s Development Lead for Children & Young People) invites one of our Time to Talk participants, Ikra, to share her questions about applying to, choosing and attending university. Laura Kendell (Liaison Officer for Start to Success) answers by sharing what support and facilities Staffordshire University provides, so listeners can explore similar options at other universities too.

Part 1: Introductions (the Start to Success project, how to tell universities about your additional needs and being in control of the support you want).