Safety First: A Look Inside Bright Futures’ Safeguarding Forum
At Bright Futures, we believe that safeguarding is not just a responsibility; it’s a commitment to creating a nurturing environment where everyone can thrive. Our
At Bright Futures, we believe that safeguarding is not just a responsibility; it’s a commitment to creating a nurturing environment where everyone can thrive. Our
Each year at Bright Futures we hold our ‘Big Thank You’ day as a way of reflecting on all the amazingthings that our colleagues achieve,
Friday 8th March is International Women’s Day 2024, and to celebrate and acknowledge the women in our community, we are sharing information about autistic women
The 2023 Learning Disability Mortality Review (LeDeR) annual report was recently published. This report gives information about the lives and deaths of people with a
From the recent statistics, it shows us that people with a learning disability and/or autisticpeople remain vulnerable to admission to mental health facilities and assessment
Dan was a dearly loved colleague who helped develop Bright Futures Care into the organisation that it is today. His legacy will live on in
Following our tips for helping your child with autism at Christmas we thought it would be great to collate some new ideas for things to
We are so excited to be expanding into Greater Manchester this summer! Here we’ll take you through the reasons why we are making the move
In May, some of our colleagues attended the Bild International Positive Behaviour Support Conference in Newcastle. Aim Of PBS The overall aim of PBS is
It’s Mental Health Awareness Week! How are you? How are you really? Asking twice is just one of the ways you can show someone that
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