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Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – a positive impact on all involved
On Friday 1st November, Living Options Devon celebrates one year since delivering the first Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning […]
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Free Festive Craft Event: 7th November
Join us as we create decorations for our Princesshay charity Christmas tree! When: Thursday 7 November Time: 10am-12pm Where: Living Options Devon, […]
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We’re supporting Advocacy Awareness Week 2024!
Advocacy Week 2024 runs from Monday 14 – Friday 18 October and is a chance for us to join with […]
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Support from Exeter Chiefs Foundation Charity
We’re thrilled to have received £1,000 from the Exeter Chiefs Foundation. Last season we had the privilege of being one […]
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I’m disabled. What does the Equality Act 2010 mean for me?
In a recent Devon Disability Voice (DDV) meeting, we talked about the Equality Act 2010. Some knew a little, some […]
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Stop smoking this Stoptober!
Stoptober is back! Remember it’s never too late to join the thousands of other smokers committing to quit this October. […]
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A ‘Walk and Talk’ with Exeter Library
Exeter Library, part of Libraries Unlimited review their accessibility on site with a Walk and Talk from Living Options. Exeter […]
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Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training milestone!
We've hit another milestone! 1,500 NHS staff across Torquay, Exeter and Plymouth have now received Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism
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Supporting #ClaresDay, 17 July
Today, #ClaresDay celebrates a special lady whose legacy has made a difference to thousands of people with disabilities. The Clare Milne Trust […]
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National Learning Disabilities and Autism awards 2024 finalists
It was a privilege to be recognised for our part in the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training at a national level, at the National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards 2024.
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