Due to technical difficulties, this session is being postponed to a later date TBC.

In Charlotte and Nicola’s talk, we will explore the support Turning Point UK in Warwickshire offers to ageing populations with learning disabilities in terms of building confidence, getting out and about, accessing community, socialisation, and learning while ageing. 

Charlotte Jack is a Wellbeing and Community Navigator at the charity Turning Point in Warwickshire Wellbeing team - Charity Turning Point. While starting her career in social care, empowering and promoting independence for individuals with a learning disability who struggle to have a voice. She also has a keen interest in modern Feminism and the effect it has on the world today.

Nicola Hopkins is the manager of The Warwickshire Wellbeing Service, which is a part of the charity Turning Point. Nicola has over 20 years experience working within Health and Social Care, Learning Disability sector. Nicola's career started as a community day service support worker with the NHS. She would later move to Turning Point and continue as an LD support worker, and later become a Moving and Handling Trainer. Nicola has had to challenge inequalities for the people that she supports on many occasions.  

Accessible Documents:

AWTS_24_25_Talk_8_Evidence_based_actions_supporting_better_mental_wellbeing_for_all.pdf

AWTS_24_25_Talk_8_Evidence_based_actions_supporting_better_mental_wellbeing_for_all_ppt.pdf

If you would like to find out more - please get in touch with Jitka.Vseteckova@open.ac.uk & chrissie.fox@open.ac.uk or visit our Website.