Giving young disabled people a voice in decision making

This publication was withdrawn on 13 December 2016

This good practice example has been withdrawn as it is older than 3 years and may no longer reflect current policy.

From:: Ofsted
Part of:: Ofsted examples of good practice in social care and Ofsted examples of good practice in further education and skills
Published:: 31 January 2013

Ofsted good practice example showing how The Young Disabled Champions ensure all young disabled people have a voice in Birmingam.

Documents

Birmingham City Council - good practice example.pdf

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The Young Disabled Champions are a group of young people who are ambassadors for children and young people with disabilities in Birmingham. They work very effectively to ensure all young disabled people have a voice, are listened to and influence strategic decision-making and processes across the city.