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On Thursday, 27th October PAMIS & NatureScot are presenting this entertaining and informative multi-sensory adventure at the Hide. Running from 10am till 5pm, you can book online.
A wonderful collaboration between authors Anne and Steve Brusatte, The Arts End of Somewhere and the PAMIS Art for Wellbeing Group.
Since the recent announcement of the new £10 million Changing Places toilet fund our enquiry service … Continue reading “Changing Places Toilets Scotland – May Update”
Following the popular Webinar on the 21st April two follow up events are planned this week.
Ending of the Highest Risk List PAMIS are sharing with you information we have received about … Continue reading “Ending of the Highest Risk List”
“I Can is a challenge for us all to use our imagination, expertise, influence and passion to ensure that children and young people with profound learning and multiple disabilities and their siblings have the same access to a safe, healthy and happy childhood as other children do. Let’s listen to them with all our senses and support their dreams.” Jenny Miller, PAMIS CEO
PAMIS are thrilled that the Scottish Government recently announced in their Programme for Government for 2021/2022, … Continue reading “Changing Places Toilets Scotland – April Update”
Watch this 5 minute interview with 2 speech and language therapists discussing The Hidden Spring by Mark Solms in advance of our event on 21 April.
PAMIS, as part of their 30th anniversary, is hosting a webinar on 21st April 2022. PAMIS will be part of an online conversation with Professor Mark Solms, and Dr Nicola Grove exploring questions and implications of the theories discussed in Mark’s latest book The Hidden Spring: A Journey to the Source of Consciousness.
The UKRI ‘Coronavirus and people with learning disabilities’ study was a year long project involving researchers and organisations across the UK to find out and report on how coronavirus affected, and is still affecting the lives of people with a learning disability, as well as their parents and carers.
The PITL (Promoting Inclusion, Transforming Lives) International Conference attracted a large number of national and international delegates to Dundee and Angus over 3 days in June 2017.
As a result of this conference the Inclusive Ambassador and Mentor Programme was launched. Following on from that, the Inclusive Learning Journey is a new project which connects venues through the use of storytelling. This is currently being piloted in Dundee, Angus and Fife. Contact us for more information.
Dates: June 2019
More information: www.pitl.org.uk