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  • Invitation to join the Peer Leadership Academy and the Strategic Co-production Group.

    19 July 2017

    Do you have ‘lived experience’ of a personalised approach to health care and want to be more involved in the development and delivery of NHS health care programmes ? Then the next Peer Leadership Academy and the Strategic Co-production Group could be for you.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • NHS England Personal Health Budget Survey

    19 July 2017

    For the first time NHSE is taking an entirely ‘bottom up look’ through their Lived Experience Programme at what motivates people to take up the offer of a PHB and who could benefit from one. If you wish to give your views their survey is still open but only until Thursday 20 July.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Get Yourself Active and Swim England Survey

    19 July 2017

    Share your stories –good and bad – and take their short survey to help Swim England understand your swimming experiences and any barriers to participation.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Sheffield Equality Hub Network Newsletter for July

    18 July 2017

    Catch up with all the latest news and events from across the Sheffield Equality Hub Network.

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  • Loneliness and Disability Report

    17 July 2017

    Produced for the Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness, ‘Someone cares if I’m not there’, explores why loneliness affects so many people with disabilities, from the perspective of disabled people themselves and is leading a national conversation around disability and loneliness during a month-long campaign from 10 July to 11 August.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Film4 Seeking Deaf Woman to Play Lead Role

    14 July 2017

    A casting company for film and television is looking for a Deaf woman aged 18-35 years from the UK to play the lead role in a Film4 commissioned short film. No previous acting experience is necessary.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Could You Mystery Shop for Sheffield Theatres?

    12 July 2017

    As a mystery shopper you would be given a free ticket to a show at either The Crucible or Lyceum in exchange for a chat about your experience and how the experience could be improved.

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  • Design a Logo for Pete's Sake!

    12 July 2017

    NHS Sheffield Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) is launching a special competition for carers and their families to design a logo for their ‘For Pete’s sake!’ initiative before the July 28th deadline.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Tribes : Accessible Performances in Sheffield Theatres

    03 July 2017

    Tribes ( 30 June – 22 July )
    Billy was born deaf into a hearing family. In the arguments and jokes around the kitchen table, he has never been treated any differently to the rest of them. But when he meets Sylvia, who teaches him sign language, he starts to wonder if his family have ever really listened to him at all.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Purchase your Tickets for Special Olympics Opening Ceremony – 8 August

    03 July 2017

    It is set to be a spectacular opening show at Bramall Lane stadium welcoming around 2,600 athletes with intellectual disabilities of all ages and abilities to the city for the 10th National Games taking place from Monday 7 August until Saturday 12 August.

    FULL ARTICLE
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