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Beth Peach @bethpeach.bsky.social · 5d

Check out my new article on inclusive research practice at Cordis Bright: www.cordisbright.co.uk/news/how-we-...

Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · 5d

Inclusive research isn’t an add-on — it’s key to producing ethical, relevant evidence. Our new article shares how we embed inclusive practice through accessibility, lived experience and ongoing reflection.
🔗 www.cordisbright.co.uk/news/how-we-...

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Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Jul 24

Highlight 4: can integrated employment and health support help people stay in or return to work? A new feasibility study from DWP and DHSC explores the early promise of the WorkWell pilots and sets out possible options for future programme evaluations. #EmploymentSupport #HealthAndWork #CordisPulse

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Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Jul 17

Needs assessments on Violence Against Women and Girls and domestic abuse are more vital than ever. Read our blog to learn more about what high-quality needs assessments look like and how Cordis Bright can help you with them. www.cordisbright.co.uk/news/why-vaw... #VAWG #domesticabuse

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Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Jul 21

We’re looking at how local evidence leaders may help increase the effective use of parenting programmes – and evidence-based interventions more broadly – in their local areas. You can read more about the programme, our evaluation and findings from @nestauk.bsky.social at: tinyurl.com/5bxyak2k

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Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Jul 1

Government’s walk-back on proposed Pip and disability changes echoes some of the key lessons from our recent research for Mencap. We researched the additional costs faced by people with a learning disability and explored the difference these benefits make - see below...

Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Jun 17

Our latest blog with @mencap.org.uk reveals the hidden financial costs of living with a #learningdisability, from mobility aids to higher living expenses. We highlight the shortcomings of PIP and call for person-centred reform in disability benefits.
🔗 tinyurl.com/4wtvzekx
#DoYouSeeMe #LDWeek

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Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Jun 17

Our latest blog with @mencap.org.uk reveals the hidden financial costs of living with a #learningdisability, from mobility aids to higher living expenses. We highlight the shortcomings of PIP and call for person-centred reform in disability benefits.
🔗 tinyurl.com/4wtvzekx
#DoYouSeeMe #LDWeek

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Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Jun 11

We’re excited about #LearningDisabilityAwarenessWeek on the theme, “Do You See Me?” In the lead-up we've been reflecting on our recent research for @mencap.org.uk on costs of living with a learning disability in light of upcoming PIP changes. Watch this space 📣 www.cordisbright.co.uk/projects/und...

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Beth Peach @bethpeach.bsky.social · Jun 13

📢 Our in-depth research for Mencap on the cost of living with a learning disability has now been published! The research was conducted as the government made their announcements about changes to PIP and it’s great to see this timely research supporting Mencap’s work to influence policy in this area

Mencap @handle.invalid · Jun 6

1/5 📢Our latest research with Cordis Bright exposes the true cost of living with a learning disability and why the government can't overlook these unavoidable costs.

#CostOfBeingOverlooked #ProtectPIP

Purple graphic with colourful icon of people with a disability. There is cream text that says 'The true cost of being overlooked. Mencap’s new research exposes the true cost of living with a learning disability, and why the government can't overlook these unavoidable costs. Here’s what was found'

Blue graphic with an icon of purple people with a disability at the bottom of the page. The white text says 'Unavoidable and high extra costs. People with a learning disability incur higher costs in almost every area of life including housing, mobility, care, health, food, and social activities. These are essential expenses, not luxuries.'

A pink graphic with an icon of a mother and child shopping in a supermarket. The cream text says 'Inadequacy of PIP. For many participants, PIP does not sufficiently cover these costs, and some families are left subsidising support or going without essentials. PIP is inflation linked, not based on real needs. 85% of low income households with a person with a learning disability went without essentials in the 6 months to May 2024 (JRF).'

A purple graphic with a purple icon of a person sat on a sofa with their head in hands. The cream text says 'Harmful impact of losing PIP. Participants said losing PIP would mean: An inability to cover basic needs. Social isolation and worsening physical and mental health. Increased pressure on health and social care systems'

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Cordis Bright @cordisbright.bsky.social · Dec 11

Are you working in #childrensservices #adultsocialcare #criminaljustice or #health? If so, you might like the Cordis Pulse. Each month we summarise key research and policy in our sectors. Here's December's edition. www.cordisbright.co.uk/news/cordis-...

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Beth Peach @bethpeach.bsky.social · Nov 28

Hi Bluesky! I hear it’s better over here, so I’ve made the move!
#firstpost #xodus

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