Supporting people with autism and their families to lead more meaningful and satisfying lives.
At Inspiring Scotland, our vision is to create a Scotland without poverty or disadvantage. It is not going to be easy to achieve, but we know from experience when people, communities, charities and government all work together, remarkable things can be accomplished.
Since our involvement in the Autism Innovation and Development Fund began in April 2016, Scottish Government, charities and Inspiring Scotland have come together to work towards a common purpose of improving the lives of autistic people.
Welcome to What good looks like: Staff Expertise in Trauma Awareness and Training , the second of our best practice guides, prepared in partnership with Survivor charities. Other guides will be added as part of the ‘What good looks like’ work. If you are interested in taking part in this or would like any additional
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Read MoreTime to embrace getting creative outdoors! This week’s guest blog is from Matt Searles -Head of Learning at Jupiter Artland. In this blog he shares his thoughts on taking a creative approach to outdoor learning and more on learning creativity in the outdoors.
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