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What are the education choices and opportunities for people with learning disabilities to continue their learning?
Kate Brackley works at Bild and is writing a series of blog posts. For this blog she talks about her…
Greater London Community of Practice April Conference next week − still time to book your free place
Bild and the Greater London Learning Disability and Autism Community of Practice are hosting an in-person event in London next…
Executive Assistant vacancy
We are recruiting for a part time Executive Assistant to support our CEO and the Restraint Reduction Network. We’re looking…
New job role to help co-ordinate Buddies for people in secure hospitals
Working with West Midlands NHS Provider Collaborative, we are piloting a project called ‘Buddies’. This important project matches people with…
Local Initiatives from LeDeR Learning Webinar: Book your place now
A new webinar is coming soon from the Greater London Community Learning Disability and Autism Community of Practice! Taking place on 24th…
What does Community Inclusion mean? Sunderland People First workshop 14th February 2022
Self-advocates from Sunderland People First have designed and delivered a series of workshops looking at what Community Inclusion means. Invitations…
We are looking for people with learning disabilities to be Reach Out Buddies. This is paid work.
Could you help make a difference to people with learning disabilities or autistic people? Are you a person with learning…
Bild is growing – do you want to be part of our exciting operations team?
We’re pleased that the Bild family is growing, and we are recruiting to fill a key administrative position with our…
Bild’s communications team is growing – do you want to play a key role?
We’re pleased that the Bild family is growing, and we are recruiting to fill two key positions with our communications…
Bild marks 50th anniversary with co-produced ‘Who we are and what we do’ resource
This month marks 50 years since Professor Gerry Simon started Bild because he was convinced there could be better support…