What is it?
- Support for autism and/or learning disabilities.
- Facilitates feedback, concerns, and complaints.
- Supports improvement of services for this community.
- Simplifies feedback processes for individuals and families.
Here's more detail
Description
Ask Listen Do is a project to improve services for children, young people and adults with a learning disability, autism or both, their families and carers. It is led by partners across health, social care and education, working with people and families.
Ask Listen Do is about making it easier for people to give feedback, raise a concern or complain about their health care, social care or education. This improves lives, the services people receive and it helps to keep people safe. The project is about changing how things are done so people have their voices heard and have better experiences of services. Public sector organisations have a legal duty to do this under the Equality Act.
Ask Listen Do resources are designed to:
- Support organisations to listen, learn from and improve the experiences of children and adults who are autistic or have a learning disability, their families and carers.
- Make it easier for people, families and paid carers to give feedback, raise concerns and complain.
More info
- Ask Listen Do principles
- Ask Listen Do resources for people and families
- Resources for autistic people and people with a learning disability
- Top tips for family carers
- Resources for families to use with schools
- Ask Listen Do film for people and families
- Ask Listen Do resources for organisations
- Information booklet and checklist for organisations
- Co-production guide using an Ask Listen Do approach
- A training film for organisations
- Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training refers to Ask Listen Do. It is for all registered service providers and NHS healthcare staff can also access it through ESR (Electronic Staff Record)
Contact info
Contact Information
Email: england.asklistendo@nhs.net
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