Will things change after lockdown? A family’s perspective
Coming out of lockdown, Malachy's parents believe that society will still be inaccessible for families with children or adults with a severe learning disability.
News
The CBF writes topical articles regularly and produces three newsletters a year, providing opinion and resources for families and professionals.
DNACPR notices during COVID-19
We are extremely concerned by continued reports of individuals with Covid-19 receiving Do Not Resuscitate notices solely due to their learning disability.
Vacancy - Children and Young People Policy Lead - NOW CLOSED
We have a unique and exciting opportunity to join our small and dedicated team as Children and Young People Policy Lead
Mental Health Act review: White Paper
The White Paper addresses several of the CBF’s long-term campaign issues.
PICA: Kate and Laura’s story
Laura has a severe learning disability. She has a great happy life but her mother's greatest concern for Laura is her Pica behaviour.
Statement on NHS Digital Data – 17th December 2020
NHS Digital published the latest figures for children, young people and adults with learning disabilities and/ or autism in inpatient settings.
CQC publish phase 2 of review into regulation of Whorlton Hall
The CQC published the second phase of the independent review into regulation of Whorlton Hall, undertaken by clinical psychologist, Professor Glynis Murphy.
Broken Report – Trauma: A family carer perspective
The psychological trauma suffered by family carers of children and adults with a learning disability and/ or autism and the support required.
Challenge Newsletter Winter 2020: Your rights during difficult times
Read the Challenging Behaviour Foundation’s newsletter ‘Challenge‘