Happy #InternationalWomensDay ♀️
In 2025, we partnered with People First (Scotland)’s Equally Safe Group to co-produce the world’s first gender-based violence and learning disability self-assessment toolkit.
Find out more 👉 zurl.co/aWOP5
Posts by
Equally Safe and Supported poster
🔔There's still time to register for our #EquallySafeAndSupported launch event.
📖Read more about Equally Safe and Supported here: zurl.co/HQzii
🔗Register for the event here: zurl.co/XaDqr
📅When: Tuesday 24th June
🕑Time: 1pm
📍Where: Online on MT
How can commercial sexual exploitation impact women with learning disabilities?
Recently, we have worked with CSE Aware to develop accessible resources on commercial sexual exploitation and how to get help and support. Here is a blog by CSE Aware to tell us more…
zurl.co/C8Ume
Meantime, please share with your colleagues and networks to raise awareness.
Details of the event, and how to register will be available around mid-May in the Scottish Commission for People with Learning Disabilities' (SCLD) e-Focus newsletter and social media channels.
Poster
Equally Safe and Supported is a practical set of resources designed to support organisations to make their services accessible to women with learning disabilities who have experienced gender-based violence.
This important new report, published today by the fabulous team at CSE Aware, aims to change that 🙌
“Women’s intersecting experiences of learning disability and selling sex are little understood and often overlooked, which means women can fall between the cracks when it comes to support.”
Big thanks to the small but mighty CSE Aware team for inviting me to be part of this work, and for your continued support in tackling the commercial sexual exploitation of women with learning disabilities 👏 ⬇️
cseaware.org/uploads/1/4/1/…
The toolkit is a practical set of resources designed to support organisations to make their services accessible to women with learning disabilities who have experienced gender-based violence, and is due to be launched in June 2025.
As part of our work to end violence against women and girls with learning disabilities, SCLD has been collaborating with Dr Gavin Hutchison from the University of Bristol, to embed his groundbreaking new framework into our upcoming accessibility audit toolkit 🧵#NoExcuse
"Four out of five lawyers working in civil legal aid in Glasgow will no longer take on protective order cases for victims of domestic abuse because in 1999 lawyers accepted the principle of one fee of £500 for working a single case and 25 years later that fee is only £572.”
Transitioning from X.
Committed to continue improving policy, legislation and practice with, and for women and girls with learning disabilities who have experienced gender-based violence.