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staff and volunteers from CHANGE attended the glittering Breakthrough UK Awards 2010 CHANGE takes two awards at ‘Breakthrough UK’ ceremony in Manchester
Staff and volunteers with learning disabilities from CHANGE are Highly Commended at this year’s Independent Living Awards… (16th June 2010)

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CHANGE is raising awareness about Hate Crime and how to report it Living Our Lives in Safety
CHANGE has started a new project in Leeds called Living Our Lives In Safety. It is about hate crime and people with learning disabilities... (14th June 2010)

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The Cancer Team at CHANGE were involved in the 'Supporting Patients through Radiotherapy Conference' Good Support for Patients through Radiotherapy
The Cancer Team at CHANGE attend St James's Hospital conference, 'Supporting Patients Through Radiotherapy'... (4th June 2010)

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Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities Network host a conference Cancer Team Promotes New CHANGE Accessible Cancer Books
CHANGE reveals new books about cancer and people with learning disabilities at PCPLD Conference ‘Excellence in end of life care for people for people with learning disabilities’... (10th May 2010)

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Supporting people with learning disabilities and difficulties: Stories of Positive Practice Stories of Positive Practice Out Now!
New publication from Norah Fry Research Centre... (18th February 2010)

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CHANGE visits the chemotherapy and radiotherapy departments in St James's Hospital CHANGE goes on a cancer accessible journey
People with learning disabilities from the cancer team at CHANGE visited Bexley Wing at St James’s hospital in Leeds (18th february 2010)...

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Report on Sex Education and people with learning disabilities Talking about Sex and Relationships?
CHANGE and the University of Leeds publish report on sex education and people with learning disabilties... (11th February 2010)

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CHANGE hosts a workshop for health professionals who work in maternity services Maternity Services event at CHANGE
CHANGE hosts a workshop for professionals in the Maternity Services who work with women with learning disabilities (15th December 2009)

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queues to get into the CHANGE conference A rousing conference at CHANGE!
Let's Talk About Sex and Relationships (October 13th 2009)

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Jonathan Shaw MP visits CHANGE CHANGE is on to a Shaw thing!
Jonathan Shaw MP and Minister for Disabilities visits CHANGE (23rd September 2009)

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Get your pictures cheaper with a bundle!
CHANGE design new Picture Bundle product to make it easier for people to make accessible documents around chosen subjects (August 2009)

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Young People Grab The Headliners
Young people work with Journalist about sex and relationships (22nd July 2009)

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Sexuality conference at CHANGE, 13th October 2009 CHANGE to host sexuality conference
Let's Talk About Sex and Relationships - Our Right To Choose (to be held 13th October 2009)

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Paul and Frances from CHANGE doing training All aboard for the CHANGE Accessible Information Training package!
CHANGE trains professionals in Sefton, Liverpool (25th June 2009)

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Anne Williams and Scott Watkin of Valuing People A Visit from Valuing People
Anne Williams and Scott Watkin come to CHANGE to find out what we do (16th June 2009)

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Valuing Employment Now - Department of Health Valuing Employment Now! Government launches new strategy
CHANGE goes along to the launch of the Government’s employment strategy for people with learning disabilities (24th June 2009)

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Women's resource Centre meet CHANGE in Leeds Women's Resource workers come to CHANGE for the day
Staff from London Women's Resource Centre come to CHANGE for Accessible Information Training (2nd June 2009)

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Middlesbrough Mums want accessible information Brilliant work by Middlesbrough Mums!
Middlesbrough Mums have been working hard for equal rights for parents with learning disabilities... (2nd June 2009)

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Young people work with Citywise Sexual Health Clinic
Young people put safety first when it comes to sex (21st May 2009)

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Sexual health professionals visit CHANGE
Let’s talk about sex education (29th April 2009)

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CHANGE is working with Skills For Care Training Update from CHANGE
Read the latest news from the Trainers at CHANGE (28th April 2009)

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7 or 8 steps to equality? What do you think?
Have your say on an important issue surrounding equality and human rights (16th March 09)

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our new book takes off Successful launch of the Pregnancy Book!
We have lift-off at our new SHINE offices in Harehills! (25th February 2009)

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NHS Conference on Puberty and Sexuality Young people speak up for their rights!
Drama group from CHANGE perform for the NHS (11th February 2009)

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Third Sector magazine CHANGE's new website gets rave review...
CHANGE website gets thumbs up from Third Sector magazine (23rd January 2009)

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Canadian Professor visits CHANGE on 22nd January 2009 Parenting the Canadian way...
British parents meet with Canadian researcher to share ideas about supporting parents with learning disabilities (22nd January 2009)

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A new parenting book Come and celebrate with us!
The "My Pregnancy My Choice" book has arrived (14th January 2009)

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Hazel Blears MP visits CHANGE at the new offices in Harehills MP visits CHANGE...
Hazel Blears MP comes to see the new offices at Shine in Harehills (28th November 2008)

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young people's drama group The Relationship Show
A drama by young people with learning disabilities (21st November 2008)

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Everyone can save energy Everyone Can Save Energy
An animated film for people with learning disabilities (21st November 2008)

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