SDS in Scotland -We Chose to Climb - The 3 day programme
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11.10- 11.50am Networking Coffee 1.00 - 1.45pm Networking Lunch 12.00-1.00pm & 1.50-2.50pm WEE STAGE INDEPENDENT LIVING (18 minute talks x 3) “GIVING PEOPLE THE TOOLS TO TAKE CONTROL” Dr. Kevin Doughty, York University “PEOPLE, PLACES AND POSSIBILITIES. ” Kiki MacDonald & Paul Ralph, Euan’s Guide “MY CHOICES: A VISION FOR SELF DIRECTED SUPPORT” Tressa Burke, Glasgow Disability Alliance CHOICE & CONTROL (18 minute talks x 3) “PERSONAL SERVICE-PLANNING VERSUS INSTITUTIONAL POWER - ISSUES OF AMBIVALENCE” Susan Erickson, Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences’ Department of Culture,Youth and Social Work Finland “A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO CLIMBING THE RIGHT MOUNTAIN… STRATEGIC COMMISSIONING AND THE KEY CHALLENGES” Des McCart and Julie Haslett , Joint Improvement Team, Strategic Commissioning Team “MINOR ROCK FALL OR MAJOR PATH BLOCKAGE?” Jim Crowe, European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD) RISK ENABLEMENT (18 minute talks x 3) “LET’S NOT TALK ABOUT RISK” Mairi Anne MacDonald, Scottish Social Services Council “WHOSE RISKS, WHOSE REWARDS? PERSONALISATION IN ENGLAND” Dr Catherine Needham, Birmingham University “THE RED LINE ?” Eddie Fraser, Director of East Ayrshire Health & Social Care Partnership INNOVATION & COLLABORATION (18 minute talks x 3) “LIVING THE HIGHLAND DREAM” Highland Health & Social Care partnership –Jennifer Campbell “MOVING MOUNTAINS : THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONALISATION IN GLASGOW OVER THE PAST 8 YEARS” Glasgow City Council - Stephen Fitzpatrick, Head of Adult Services “WALKING THE PRECIPICE: TOWARDS SDS AND HEALTH” (Health and Social Care)e Alliance – Colin Young Starting 9.30am MAIN STAGE WELCOME “THERE ARE NO STRAIGHT LINES IN REAL LIFE: THE CHALLENGES OF SELF-DIRECTED SUPPORT” Dr Simon Duffy, Centre for Welfare Reform “CLIMB - HIGHEST IN THE HIERARCHY!” Jamie Bolling, European Network for Independent Living 3-3.50pm 3.55-4.30pm MAIN STAGE “I HAVE A DREAM...” Professor Peter Beresford - Professor of social policy at Brunel University and chair of Shaping Our Lives, the national disabled people's and service users' organisation and network. Columnist for The Guardian “REFLECTIONS ON OUR LEARNING EXPEDITION” IRISS - Alison Petch “CALL TO ACTION DAY 1” SCIF & Simon Duffy Please note this programme maybe subject to change 12.00-1.10pm & 1.55-3pm WEE STAGE INDEPENDENT LIVING (18 minute talks x 3) “A RIGHTS-BASED REVOLUTION IN DEMENTIA PRACTICE” Henry Simmons, Alzheimer’s Scotland “INDEPENDENT LIVING: A STEEP CLIMB OR A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD?” GCIL “SMARTCARE” Lynn Garrett, SMARTCARE, NHS & Carers Scotland CHOICE & CONTROL (18 minute talks x 3) “THE CLIMB OF LIFE” Nadia and Katie Clarke “GAMEKEEPER TURNED POACHER” Anne Marie Monaghan “FROM SERVICES TO SUPPORT: BUILDING ON REAL WEALTH WITH FAMILY LEADERSHIP TO ACHIEVE CITIZENSHIP FOR ALL” Pippa Murray, iBK Initiatives RISK ENABLEMENT (18 minute talks x 3) “MINIMISING RISK IN PA EMPLOYMENT AND DIRECT PAYMENTS” Jess Wade, SDS Scotland “BUT WHAT IF IT BRINGS TEARS?: THE PLAYLIST OF A LIFE” Playlist for Life : Andy Lowndes “‘WHO’S HELPING WHO?’ IS THERE A ROLE FOR RECIPROCITY IN SELF DIRECTED SUPPORT FOR OLDER PEOPLE?” Nick Andrews, Swansea University & Sarah Taylor, Edinburgh City Council INNOVATION & COLLABORATION (18 minute talks x 3) “CLIMBING TOGETHER” TS Sport: Ryan MacDonald & Dave Hill “RAISING EXPECTATIONS: SDS AND BME COMMUNITIES” Kate Herbert, Lucy Arnot & Suhayl Afzal, MECOPP “PEOPLE POWER! – ‘SMALL PEOPLE’ CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE” Gill Phillips & Ken Howard, Whose Shoes 3-3.50pm 3.50-4.20pm MAIN STAGE “AGEING INDEPENDENCE” Terry Lynch “REFLECTIONS ON OUR LEARNING EXPEDITION” IRISS - Alison Petch “CALL TO ACTION DAY 2” SCIF & Simon Duffy 8.30- 9.15am Registration and coffee 11am- 12pm Networking Coffee Starting 9.30am MAIN STAGE WELCOME “TACKLING MOUNTAINS OF ADVERSITY” Jamie Andrew Quadruple amputee mountaineer 8.30- 9.15am Registration and coffee 8.30- 9.15am Registration and coffee 12pm Depart 1.10 - 1.55pm Networking Lunch MORNING ONLY 9.30-10.00 10-11.30 11.30-12.00 MAIN STAGE “SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT” Mr Jamie Hepburn MSP - Minister for Sport, Health Improvement and Mental Health “LAUNCH OF A MOVEMENT” The Sherpa Union- International LeadershipMovement “JOIN THE UNION” Finale networking and farewells SCIF & Simon Duffy & IRISS Professor Alison Petch – poignant reflections with actions and thanks WEDNESDAY 18TH MARCH 2015 TUESDAY 17 TH MARCH 2015 MONDAY 16 TH MARCH 2015 –––– DAY 3� PLANTING THE FLAG –––– DAY 2� LIVED EXPERIENCE & PERSON CENTRED PRATICE –––– DAY 1� THEORY, RESEARCH & SELF-DIRECTED TESTED PRACTICE
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Transcript of SDS in Scotland -We Chose to Climb - The 3 day programme
11.10-11.50am
Net
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Cof
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1.00 - 1.45pm
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12.00-1.00pm & 1.50-2.50pm
WEE STAGE
IND
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(18
min
ute
talk
s x 3
) “GIVING PEOPLE THE TOOLS TO TAKE CONTROL” Dr. Kevin Doughty, York University
“PEOPLE, PLACES AND POSSIBILITIES. ”Kiki MacDonald & Paul Ralph, Euan’s Guide
“MY CHOICES: A VISION FOR SELF DIRECTED SUPPORT”Tressa Burke, Glasgow Disability Alliance
CH
OIC
E &
CO
NTR
OL
(1
8 m
inut
e ta
lks x
3)
“PERSONAL SERVICE-PLANNING VERSUS INSTITUTIONAL POWER - ISSUES OF AMBIVALENCE”
Susan Erickson, Mikkeli University of Applied Sciences’ Department of Culture,Youth and Social Work Finland
“A BEGINNERS GUIDE TO CLIMBING THE RIGHT MOUNTAIN…STRATEGIC COMMISSIONING AND THE KEY CHALLENGES”
Des McCart and Julie Haslett , Joint Improvement Team, Strategic Commissioning Team
“MINOR ROCK FALL OR MAJOR PATH BLOCKAGE?”Jim Crowe, European Association of Service Providers for Persons with Disabilities
(EASPD)
RISK
EN
ABL
EMEN
T (1
8 m
inut
e ta
lks x
3) “LET’S NOT TALK ABOUT RISK”
Mairi Anne MacDonald, Scottish Social Services Council
“WHOSE RISKS, WHOSE REWARDS? PERSONALISATION IN ENGLAND”Dr Catherine Needham, Birmingham University
“THE RED LINE ?”Eddie Fraser, Director of East Ayrshire Health & Social Care Partnership
INN
OVA
TIO
N &
C
OLL
ABO
RATI
ON
(1
8 m
inut
e ta
lks x
3)
“LIVING THE HIGHLAND DREAM” Highland Health & Social Care partnership –Jennifer Campbell
“MOVING MOUNTAINS : THE DEVELOPMENT OF PERSONALISATION IN GLASGOW OVER THE PAST 8 YEARS”
Glasgow City Council - Stephen Fitzpatrick, Head of Adult Services
“WALKING THE PRECIPICE: TOWARDS SDS AND HEALTH”(Health and Social Care)The Alliance – Colin Young
Starting 9.30am
MAIN STAGE
WELCOME
“THERE ARE NO STRAIGHT LINES
IN REAL LIFE: THE CHALLENGES OF SELF-DIRECTED
SUPPORT”Dr Simon Duffy,
Centre for Welfare Reform
“CLIMB - HIGHEST IN THE HIERARCHY!”
Jamie Bolling,European Network for Independent Living
3-3.50pm 3.55-4.30pm
MAIN STAGE“I HAVE A DREAM...”
Professor Peter Beresford
- Professor of social policy at Brunel University and
chair of Shaping Our Lives, the national
disabled people's and service users'
organisation and network.
Columnist for The Guardian
“REFLECTIONSON OUR
LEARNING EXPEDITION”
IRISS - Alison Petch
“CALL TO ACTION DAY 1” SCIF & Simon Duffy
Please note this programme maybe subject to change
12.00-1.10pm & 1.55-3pm
WEE STAGE
IND
EPEN
DEN
T LI
VIN
G
(18
min
ute
talk
s x 3
) “A RIGHTS-BASED REVOLUTION IN DEMENTIA PRACTICE” Henry Simmons, Alzheimer’s Scotland
“INDEPENDENT LIVING: A STEEP CLIMB OR A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD?”GCIL
“SMARTCARE”Lynn Garrett, SMARTCARE, NHS & Carers Scotland
CH
OIC
E &
CO
NTR
OL
(1
8 m
inut
e ta
lks x
3) “THE CLIMB OF LIFE”
Nadia and Katie Clarke
“GAMEKEEPER TURNED POACHER”Anne Marie Monaghan
“FROM SERVICES TO SUPPORT: BUILDING ON REAL WEALTH WITH FAMILY LEADERSHIP TO ACHIEVE CITIZENSHIP FOR ALL”
Pippa Murray, iBK Initiatives
RISK
EN
ABL
EMEN
T (1
8 m
inut
e ta
lks x
3) “MINIMISING RISK IN PA EMPLOYMENT AND DIRECT PAYMENTS”
Jess Wade, SDS Scotland
“BUT WHAT IF IT BRINGS TEARS?: THE PLAYLIST OF A LIFE”Playlist for Life : Andy Lowndes
“‘WHO’S HELPING WHO?’ IS THERE A ROLE FOR RECIPROCITY IN SELF DIRECTED SUPPORT FOR OLDER PEOPLE?”
Nick Andrews, Swansea University & Sarah Taylor, Edinburgh City Council
INN
OVA
TIO
N &
C
OLL
ABO
RATI
ON
(1
8 m
inut
e ta
lks x
3) “CLIMBING TOGETHER”
TS Sport: Ryan MacDonald & Dave Hill
“RAISING EXPECTATIONS: SDS AND BME COMMUNITIES”Kate Herbert, Lucy Arnot & Suhayl Afzal, MECOPP
“PEOPLE POWER! – ‘SMALL PEOPLE’ CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE”Gill Phillips & Ken Howard, Whose Shoes
3-3.50pm 3.50-4.20pm
MAIN STAGE
“AGEING INDEPENDENCE”
Terry Lynch
“REFLECTIONSON OUR
LEARNING EXPEDITION”
IRISS - Alison Petch
“CALL TO ACTION DAY 2” SCIF & Simon Duffy
8.30-9.15am
Reg
istr
atio
n an
d co
ffee
11am-12pm
Net
wor
king
Cof
fee
Starting 9.30am
MAIN STAGE
WELCOME
“TACKLING MOUNTAINS OF
ADVERSITY”
Jamie AndrewQuadruple amputee
mountaineer
8.30-9.15am
Reg
istr
atio
n an
d co
ffee
8.30-9.15am
Reg
istr
atio
n an
d co
ffee
12pm
Dep
art
1.10 - 1.55pm
Net
wor
king
Lun
ch
MORNING ONLY
9.30-10.00 10-11.30 11.30-12.00
MAIN STAGE“SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT”
Mr Jamie Hepburn MSP - Minister for Sport,Health Improvement and Mental Health
“LAUNCH OF A MOVEMENT”The Sherpa Union- International
LeadershipMovement
“JOIN THE UNION”Finale networking and farewells
SCIF & Simon Duffy & IRISS Professor Alison Petch – poignant reflections with
actions and thanks
WEDNESDAY18TH MARCH 2015
TUESDAY17TH MARCH 2015
MONDAY16TH MARCH 2015
––––DAY 3�
PLANTING THE FLAG
––––DAY 2�
LIVED EXPERIENCE & PERSON CENTRED
PRATICE
––––DAY 1�
THEORY, RESEARCH & SELF-DIRECTED
TESTED PRACTICE
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“ To learn what others have to teach us about personalisation.”
“ Can’t wait to see the clouds clearing and the mist to clear when we reach the top!”
Susan Eriksson Director of The Centre for Welfare Reform.
“ I am coming so I can be with people who love, care, believe in humanity and human beings, and who can find laughter and positivity in our work that feeds our souls.”
Cheryl, PA, attending with Nadia Clarke
Stephen Fitzpatrick Head of Strategic Adult Services, Glasgow City Council
“ I want to promote personal choice in important matters in daily life. You should not be forced by others.”
“ I am coming to Scotland, because I am concerned about a prevailing model of paternalistic care and support that is all too common in health and social care. In his book entitled “No More Throw Away People”, Edgar Cahn warns us that ‘the world of helping others in need is now built around one-way transactions…. and with the best of intentions, one-way transactions often send two messages unintentionally. They say: “We have something you need – but you have nothing we need or want or value.” And they also say: “The way to get more help is by coming back with more problems.”’(Cahn, 2004). I want to discuss and explore with other delegates, to see if others agree and if so, how we turn things around.”
Nick Andrews
Katie Clarke Co-founder and Chair of the award winning charity 1Voice – Communicating Together.
