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BISWG Annual Conference 2026 - The Intersection between Marginalised Groups and People with Acquired Brain Injury | The Brain Injury Social Work Group
very interesting workshop on 20th October... sign up deadline has been extended - see NIHR HTA / RSS social care webinars and workshops 2026 - NIHR RSS Toolbox @NIHRresearch
Note that there is a workshop on 20th October to support for applications for HTA Social Care funding
As NIHR marks its 20 year anniversary, we're showcasing the difference our social care research is making for individuals, families, communities and services.
From funding research in care and residential homes, to supporting social care professionals to embark on careers in research, we are a driving force behind much-needed improvements across the sector.
Take a look at the latest in our Gamechanger series and find out how our social care research is:
🏡 Helping to reduce hospital admissions and supporting independent living
📋 Providing career support for social care researchers
👩👩👧👦 Supporting vulnerable children and families
📖 Delivering better outcomes for people with learning disabilities
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A super talk today delivered by Natalie Frankish to the Essex Neurology Network about rare conditions. Super resources available here geneticalliance.org.uk/support-and-in…
geneticalliance.org.uk Rare Resources guides Rare Resources is an ambitious project to offer high-quality guides about rare, genetic and undiagnosed conditions across the UK. Featuring over 60 submissions, our anthology represents has themes of resilience, isolation, mental health, and the experience of ‘fighting’ for care echo throughout the anthology. But so too does the strength found in support and community.
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