Us Too project: women with learning disabilities, autism or both and domestic abuse
External Resources
External ResourcesOn this page you will find resources produced by other organisations and projects that we found helpful. This includes easy read resources, research, videos and other teaching resources. Some of these are downloads, and some link to external websites.
Video - How can police better communicate - Nifty Fox
Video - Bad response from the police - Nifty Fox
Video - What does a good police response look like - Nifty Fox
Guidance for professionals working with people with Learning Disabilities - LimeCulture
SARSAS (Bristol) Self Help Guide Easy Read
SARSAS Youtube channel
Cambs DASVP Easy Read Self Help Guide
Cambs DASVP Opening Closed Doors - Accessible Guide
Cambs DASVP Opening Closed Doors - Easy Read Guide
Shared Lives Domestic Abuse Guidance
Understanding Domestic Violence and Abuse Teaching Pack (Bristol City Council)
Hidden Hurts (Talkback UK)
We Matter Too (Ann Craft Trust)
DVA Card - Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
Video - What does a bad relationship look like - Nifty Fox
Video - What does a good relationship look like - Nifty Fox
Durham University - Autistic Guide to Healthy Relationships - Easy Read
Durham University - Autistic Guide to Healthy Relationships
Domestic Violence & Women with Learning Disabilities - Tizard Centre
Video - Don't put up with it - Tizard Centre
Disability and domestic abuse - PHE
All I wanted was a happy life - Tizard Centre
Talking Mats - Keeping Safe a new Talking Mats Resource
DIVAS Project (Women's Centre, Cornwall website)
Gender based violence & learning disability: guidance for practitioners - Health Scotland
Supported Loving - website
Clare's Law - Easy Read (Devon & Cornwall Police)
Nursing Times Article by Sarah Atkinson:
If you have any questions about the Us Too project please get in touch with the Project Lead, Rod Landman.
Project Lead:
- Rod Landman
- [email protected]
- Tel: 07502 691 784
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