ALT Image shows a group of 9 people are standing and smiling. Some have their arms in the air. Everyone looks happy and proud. They are part of People First Keighley & Craven, a group that supports people with learning disabilities. The background says: "Learning Disability Awareness Week 2025. Bradford 2025 – UK City of Culture"
ALT Two individuals closely looking at a tablet screen.
ALT A graphic with an image of Dr Kathy Peterson and Dr Alison Tavaré.
ALT A colourful flyer for "Picnic in the Park" organised by Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. The event is to celebrate Learning Disability Awareness Week 2025 with the local learning disability team. It will be held on Wednesday, June 18th from 12pm to 2pm at Ottershaw Memorial Fields, Foxhills Rd, Ottershaw, Chertsey KT16 0NQ. The flyer mentions that there are disabled toilets and parking available. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own picnic lunch and a blanket or chair to sit on. Activities include games, sports, sensory activities, and wellbeing activities.
ALT People attending the listening and learning event.
ALT People standing at the front of a room, in front of a powerpoint display.
ALT Two individuals shaking hands, one individual is handing the other flowers.
ALT People attending the listening and learning event
ALT Image marking Learning Disability Awareness Week. It includes staff and DFN Project Search interns at the Princess Royal University Hospital.
ALT Image marking Learning Disability Awareness Week. It includes staff and DFN Project Search interns at King's College Hospital.
ALT spotlight - colleagues of the health facilitation team smiling next to a pull up banner
ALT Against an off-white background with faint blue marks of math work, text reads, "Ninety-four percent of students with learning disabilities receive accommodations in K-12 education, but only 17 percent receive them in postsecondary education. Law students with learning disabilities deserve better!" In the bottom left is the ABA Commission on Disability Rights' logo; to the right is a photograph of a person with long brown hair and a blue long-sleeved shirt concentrating on their notebook.
