The CBF writes topical articles regularly and produces three newsletters a year, providing opinion and resources for families and professionals.
It is unacceptable that vulnerable children across the UK are experiencing restraint, seclusion and other restrictions in the very places they are supposed to be safe and well cared for, including schools.
The CBF has put together a document with our headlines for inclusion in the Mental Health Act consultation response
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Today (18th March) CQC have published their review into how do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (DNACPR) decisions have been used across all health and care sectors during the Covid 19 pandemic.
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.
We are extremely concerned by continued reports of individuals with Covid-19 receiving Do Not Resuscitate notices solely due to their learning disability.
We have a unique and exciting opportunity to join our small and dedicated team as Children and Young People Policy Lead
The White Paper addresses several of the CBF’s long-term campaign issues.
Laura has a severe learning disability. She has a great happy life but her mother's greatest concern for Laura is her Pica behaviour.
