Animation raises awareness and understanding of behaviour in the early years and use of restrictive practices
An animation has been co-produced which shares the voices of parents and carers.
Today, the CBF has launched its brand new private Facebook group. Find out more about ‘The CBF Family Forum’ here, including how to sign up.
The CBF is delighted to announce the launch of its new private Facebook group, The CBF Family Forum, which is open to family carers of children and adults with severe learning disabilities whose behaviour challenges.
The purpose of the group is to connect fellow family carers. Whilst it has been set up by the CBF, the group moderators are CBF volunteers, who are also family carers. We hope members can make it their own, and create a welcoming and supportive community, sharing their personal experiences, asking and answering questions and forming relationships with one another.
Those requesting to join the private group must first answer three questions. These questions help us to determine whether the person they are caring for has severe learning disabilities and challenging behaviour. New members must also agree to a set of group rules. Applications to join are then reviewed by CBF volunteer administrators.
We hope you will find it to be a safe space to connect with other family carers – sometimes the support family carers can offer one another can be very comforting and extremely useful.
See here to join the group:
The CBF Family Forum | Facebook
Please note: The group is not for individual support or guidance from the Family Support Service.
Find out more about the Family Support Service here
An animation has been co-produced which shares the voices of parents and carers.
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