11th September 2026
Noticeboard - September
Survey - Your views are needed!
The Mental Health Act Code of Practice is being updated, and the PCS is inviting people with lived experience to help shape this important work. You can take part if you:
- are aged 14 or over and live in England;
- have a learning disability or are autistic — you do not need a formal diagnosis; or
- care for or support someone who meets the criteria above.
To find out more here is the link: Mental Health Act Code of Practice Lived Experience Advisory Groups - People with a Learning Disability and Autistic People
If you're interested fill in a form by Monday 28 September 2026
Connect to Work Programs
Connect to work programs are funded by the UK government to help those over 18 facing barriers to get into work. There is a program for those who live in Hull and East Riding. Visit this site to check the eligibility criteria:
Connect to Work Programme - Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority
Join the Big Conversation on Care
When it comes to the future of Health and Social Care, everyone's views are important. You are invited to take part in the conversation. Phase 1 will conclude on 23rd September. Visit this site to share your thoughts:
The Big Conversation on Care is a national opportunity for people to share their views on what adult social care should look like in the future. It is about the services that support people when they become older, live with a disability, experience ill health, or need additional support to live independently. At some point in our lives, these issues affect many of us, our families, our friends, and our communities.
Humber Wellbeing Hub - Festival of Hope
Our friends at Humber Wellbeing Hub are Hosting a series of community events in Hessle in September. Including a 2-day wellbeing community event on 12th and 13th September.
With the message of Hope. Connection. Community. at its heart, the festival welcomes everyone to come along, meet local organisations, discover the support available in the area and take part in activities designed to promote physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.