SDS National Voice 2019
Event Information
Description
SDS National Voice 2019 is an event that will promote and showcase good Self-directed Support practice all over Scotland. This year the theme is 'Local Stories' as we aim to highlight how SDS is being implemented in a range of local areas.
We are delighted that Cabinet Secretary for Health and Sport, Jeane Freeman MSP, will open the event, further programme details will be announced in due course.
The event is aimed at people involved in SDS at all levels who want to influence the delivery of health and social care. In attendance will be a number of organisations at the centre of SDS development including:Scottish Government, Local Authorities, DPOs and SDSS Membership organisations.
Lunch and refreshments will be provided.
This event is fully accessible, there will be a number of Personal Assistants available at the venue, as well as BSL interpreters.
Support for registering online is available on working days - 09.30-16:30
0131 475 2623
Click here to view the final programme.
SDSS Member places
Free places are available to those affiliated with organisations that hold current membership with SDSS.
If you are an individual who requires support to attend please see below for information 'supported places'.
Supported places.
Free spaces are available to SDS Scotland members, by selecting the relevant ticket type. There are also a number of free spaces available by application or through supporting organisations, please contact: info@sdsscotland.org.uk or 0131 475 2623 for more information.
[SDS Scotland reserves the right to alter the programme and content.]
Organiser Self Directed Support Scotland
Organiser of SDS National Voice 2019
Self Directed Support Scotland (SDSS) represents organisations run by and for disabled people. Our members support thousands of people across Scotland with their social care choices, making use of their local knowledge and often their own lived experience. We work together to ensure that the voice of disabled people is heard at both local and national level. We highlight excellence in social care delivery to ensure that disabled people have full choice and control over their lives in line with the vision and key principles of the Social Care (Self-directed Support) (Scotland) Act 2013.
