Have you benefited from a Short Breaks holiday for disabled children?Bristol City Council would like to hear from parents and carers, as well as disabled children and young people themselves, to help them provide the right mix of services and opportunities.
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Independent Living Group Workshops – November 9th
The Independent Living Group (ILG), in partnership with WECIL, Bristol City Council, South Gloucestershire Council and People Plus are running workshops to support individuals considering or already employing a Personal Assistant.
Continue reading “Independent Living Group Workshops – November 9th”Reminder: Bristol Carers Online Open Meeting – September 8th
Join us on Wednesday 8th September for our next online carers open meeting! The focus of this meeting will be on having your say about the Carers Support Centre.
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Bookings for the next Bristol Carers Online Open Meeting are now live!
Continue reading “Bristol Carers Online Open Meeting – September 8th”WE WORK for Everyone has launched
New Bristol City Council programme to help people with learning difficulties or disabilities find secure paid employment.
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A new strategy is being developed to support people with drug and alcohol dependency in Bristol and limit the impact of addiction on lives and communities across the city. Continue reading “Bristol’s new Drug and Alcohol Strategy Consultation”
Understanding the COVID-19 challenges in Bristol
Open to all residents, the COVID-19 Bristol survey will help Bristol City Council to understand the challenges people are facing and what actions might be needed to help prevent further spread of the virus.
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Would you like to be a carer representative?
Carer representatives listen to the views of other carers and make sure that they are heard. This includes speaking out for other carers at meetings and events and feeding in to local strategies.
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Extra Care Housing and Homecare survey closes March 31
Bristol City Council (BCC) would like to hear your views on Extra Care Housing and Homecare.
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Give the Bristol City Council your views on climate change
Bristol City Council is developing a new website to help people reduce their effect on climate change.
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Consultation on carers strategy deadline extended
Bristol City Council has announced that the deadline for feedback on the new Carers Strategy has been extended until 19th January 2020.
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Survey for the equipment service for people who are Deaf or who have hearing loss
The Council wishes to gain the views of people who might benefit from a service that provides specialist assessment and equipment for people who are Deaf or have hearing loss. The survey will remain open until the 2nd December 2019.
UPDATE: Please note that this survey has now closed.
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Share your views on the redesign of the Sensory Support Service
Bristol City Council is asking for your views on the support provided by the SEND Sensory Support Service and how it can be improved.
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Carers Support Services: Commissioning Plan Consultation and Carers Strategy Engagement
Bristol City Council is consulting on the future of Carer Support Services (for adults) and seeking views on a new Carers Strategy. The accepted definition of a carer is anyone who provides unpaid care for a friend or family member who due to illness, disability, a mental health issue or an addiction cannot cope without their support (The Carers Trust).
Bristol City Council Budget Consultation 2020/21
Bristol City Council has launched a consultation on Council Tax for 2020 to 2021.
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Consultation on support for people with HIV and their families
Bristol City Council, Brigstowe Project and Terrence Higgins Trust are organising two events to hear people’s views on:
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The Blue Badge scheme has been extended to people with “hidden disabilities”
If you are caring for someone with a “hidden disability”, such as a learning disability, autism or a mental health condition, you may now be entitled to a Blue Badge. A Blue Badge allows you to park in some places other people can’t and sometimes get free or discounted parking.
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Consultation on Bristol City Council Public Health Services
It’s important for carers to have a say about this consultation which closes on 2nd May.
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Survey for Parent Carers in Bristol
This survey aims to collect the views of parent carers whose children have special educational needs and/or a disability (SEND) and attend a for profit/private or independent school.
Bristol Council Tax Consultation
The “Balancing Bristol’s Budget 2019-20” consultation was launched today. The consultation aims to gather views on options for the level of Council Tax from April 2019. The consultation is open until midnight on Monday 17 December.
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