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Easy Read for Sexual Health - Sex Education Forum

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Easy Read for Sexual Health - Sex Education Forum

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RSE for Young People and Adults with SEND

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RSE for Young People and Adults with SEND

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A new eLearning package by LSH for Luton professionals.

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Welcome to Luton Sexual Health’s RSE for Young People and Adults with SEND eLearning module. After completing this module you will: Know the legislation and laws that protect and advocate for young people and adults with SEND Be able to identify ways in which your setting can apply a whole organisation approach to deliver effective RSE to young people and adults with SEND
(For schools) Define your pre-exisiting RSE curriculum to ensure that it meets the needs of your learners Describe why inclusive high quality RSE is important to minimise risk-taking behaviours and vulnerabilities in young people and adults with SEND Identify different teaching styles and resources that reflect and support the needs of a diverse group of SEND learners Know how to manage harmful sexual behaviours and difficult questions within a SEND setting Identify ways in which to support families with SEND children with regards to relationships and sex education Know where to signpost and refer young people and adults with SEND, who require support around relationships, risk-taking behaviours and sexual health

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Here at LSH, we make sure that our services are accessible for everyone 🙌

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Helping young people explore topics such as emotions, relationships and identity

The films and supporting resources are aimed at young people aged 11 to 25 to help them learn strategies for staying safe as they grow up and gain independence.

They enable adults to start conversations with young people about:

feelings

privacy and boundaries

friendship

different kinds of love

online safety

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Using Love Life resources

The films

There are three films featuring Ash, her friend Jim and her sister Steph.

You can watch the films independently or as a series, although it's most helpful to work through them in the order we've suggested.

Each film is designed to open up different ways of talking about different topics.

Delivering Love Life

The films and resources are designed to be used as part of your ongoing discussions about growing up, relationships and emotions.

The young people you work with may have a range of needs, so the films and activities are flexible and adaptable.

Watch the films in advance and decide how best to introduce them. Choose the activities you think are most suitable and adapt them as necessary. For example, some young people may need help writing or drawing.

We haven't included timings for the activities - these will vary depending on the size of group and needs of the young people you're working with. You could devote a full day to doing all the activities and include two viewings of the films, or carry out individual activities over a number of weeks with repeat viewings of the films.

Some of the activities require you to have specific materials available. These are listed on the activity plan.

It's also helpful to have books on related topics available, which young people can look at in their own time.
> Look at our reading list of resources that can help you deliver Love Life
Upsetting content

While we've taken care to present the issues in Love Life in a non-threatening way, there may be some topics that are upsetting for the children and young people you work with.

Make sure you know how to spot any signs that may indicate a child is at risk of or experiencing abuse and respond appropriately.
> Find out more about recognising and responding to abuse
If a child or young person needs to talk to anyone confidentially, they can contact Childline for free on 0800 1111 or online. You can also download or order Childline posters and wallet cards.

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Love Life: resources for young people with learning disabilities | NSPCC Learning

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Films and activities to help young people with special educational needs and learning disabilities learn about emotions, relationships and identity.

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Signed videos on sexting, consent, The Underwear Rule and more

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Are you a Deaf young person? - SignHealth

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What we know Deaf young people are more likely to feel sad and find things difficult, than hearing people of the same age. Some Deaf young people have something called "language deprivation" which can make ... Continued

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Information for parents/carers on growing-up, preparing for puberty, personal hygiene, periods and developing relationships.

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Social Stories - Living Well with Autism

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Social Stories - Living Well with Autism

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This social story explains the social expectations involved in using a public restroom, including use of a stall and use of a urinal.

This single page is designed to be enlarged on a copier and made into a booklet.

These skills take practice and time to master, and patient instruction, so keep a change of clothes handy.

Please use this tool with sensitivity and privacy.

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This social story explains the social expectations involved in using a public restroom, including use of a stall and use of a urinal. This single page is designed to be enlarged on a copier and made into a booklet. These skills take practice and time to master, and patient instruction, so keep a change of clothes handy.

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Choice Support - Resources for staff, supporters and family members

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Choice Support - Resources for staff, supporters and family members

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Educational courses/information on sexuality and relationships

Free Resources

To Buy

Books Beyond Words A collection of four picture books for people with learning disabilities that can be used to explore relationships, sex, love and friendship (Recommended)

All About Us A self-study learning tool that can be used by someone with a disability on their own or with support. Covers topics including relationships, contraception, STIs and public/ private issues

Sex and Relationships Education for Young People and Adults with Intellectual Disabilities and Autism Kelly Asagba, Sophie Doswell and Jan Burns

You, Your Body, Growing Up, Relationships and Sex DVD and lesson plans from Life Support Productions

Sex was Rude, Now its Real interactive educational course in understanding sexuality & relationships for Autistic people

Talkabout Sex and Relationships 1: A Programme to Develop Intimate Relationship Skills A toolkit for all anyone who delivers relationship education to people with learning disabilities

Picture Yourself Social and sex education Sets of line drawings and photographs for use in sex and relationships work

Songs for Your Body Songs to help people with severe learning disabilities learn about sex and relationships

Things Tom/ Ellie Likes Picture books about masturbation

What are relationships? A book for autistic people addressing relationships

What's happening to Tom/ Ellie? Picture books about puberty

What is...Personal Space?: A book for young people with autism, developmental and intellectual disabilities A book for autistic people addressing personal space

Relationship and Sexuality Training- National Institute of Intellectual Disability Studies (IRELAND) An e-learning programme to equip staff with the knowledge, skill and competence to respond appropriately to sexuality issues that may arise in daily situations when working with people with learning disabilities

Boyfriends & Girlfriends: A Guide to Dating for People with Disabilities- A book for teens and adults with learning disabilities explaining all about dating.

What is...? Series by Kate Reynolds including: sex, pregnancy and menopause

LGBTQ+ and gender

Regulatory guidance

Sexual abuse/sexual safety/ sexual exploitation

Ann Craft Trust has some resources about sexual abuse and safeguarding policies

Love Care:fully Sue Sharples Churchill Fellowship report, exploring sexual safety for adults with learning disabilities: lessons learnt from the USA and Canada

Helping Each Other sexual exploitation project by ARC including full worksheets, videos and resources

Capacity and consent

Women's health

Others aids

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Resources for staff, supporters and family members

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Supported Loving information for staff, supporters and family members.

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In collaboration with Brook and PHS, Lil-Lets have launched new educational lesson plans, to help schools teach about periods with accurate knowledge and confidence. Our lesson plans include the basics on periods and puberty in a clear and comprehensive way. These can be used purely on their own or adapted to complement your school’s current offering. They are created in line with KS3 government statutory guidance & PSHE Association guidance.

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Here at Lil-Lets we're making teaching RSE as simple as possible by providing you with free, downloadable resources so you can tackle those tricky topics with ease.

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Periods - Primary Education Animation from Hey Girls UK 

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Periods - Primary Education Animation from Hey Girls UK 

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Primary Education Animation from Hey Girls UK

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Created by Caitlin Murphy, Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, ELFT

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Social Story about Masturbation - Gender Neutral

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Social Story about Masturbation - Gender Neutral

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Developed by Caitlin Murphy, Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, ELFT

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Social Story about Masturbation - For Men 

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Social Story about Masturbation - For Men 

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Developed by Caitlin Murphy, Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, ELFT

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Developed by Caitlin Murphy, Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, ELFT

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Developed by Caitlin Murphy, Specialist Speech and Language Therapist, ELFT

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Things Tom Likes: A Book about Sexuality and Masturbation for Boys and Young Men with Autism by Kate E. Reynolds

Things Ellie Likes: A Book about Sexuality and Masturbation for Girls and Young Women with Autism by Kate E. Reynolds

Talkabout: A Social Communication Skills Package by Alex Kelly

The Awesome Autistic Guied to Other Humans - Relationships with Friends and Family by Yenn Purkis and Tanya Masterman

Amazing Bodies by Dr Ronx

A 5 is Against the Law! Social Boundaries: Straight Up! An Honest Guide to Teens and Young Adults by Kari Dunn Buron

The Everybody Book by Rachel E. Simon

The Growing Up Book for Boys: What Boys on the Autism Spectrum Need to Know! by Davida Hartman

The Autism Friendly Guide to Periods by Robyn Steward

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This criteria was updated on May 2024. Please ensure you have read the most up to date information.

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This criteria was updated on May 2024. Please ensure you have read the most up to date information.

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We are an online library of accessible health information with simple words, clear pictures and films.

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Supported Loving Toolkit - Choice Support 

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Supported Loving Toolkit - Choice Support 

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Supported Loving is a human rights-based campaign, with associated network meetings, hosted by Choice Support. The network includes people with learning disabilities and/or autism, family members, and professionals from varied disciplines and sectors including social care, the NHS, sexual health professionals, trainers and educators, academics, students and psychologists. The Supported Loving toolkit has been created in the true collaborative spirit that embodies the network. 'Members' volunteered to write a section, using their expertise to help guide others. We hope you find the toolkit useful. Authors' details are included if you want further advice.

Disclaimer
The organisations and services listed in the Supported Loving toolkit are included to assist you and are provided in good faith. Their inclusion in the Supported Loving toolkit does not imply that Supported Loving nor Choice Support endorses or supports them, nor does the absence of any other organisations or services, who are not included, imply that Supported Loving and Choice Support does not support them. Supported Loving and Choice Support cannot be held responsible for any damage or loss caused by any inaccuracy in the Supported Loving toolkit, or on linked sites/pages. Supported Loving and Choice Support cannot control and is not responsible for the privacy practices of any site to which a link is provided. It is recommended that you read the privacy policy of any site you visit, particularly if you are asked to give personal data. Every care is taken to ensure that the information listed in the Supported Loving toolkit is accurate. If you discover any information which you believe to be inaccurate, please let us know.

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Join the network Fill out our short form Click here Supported Loving is a human rights-based campaign, with associated network meetings, hosted by Choice Support. The network includes people with learning disabilities and/or autism, family members, and professionals from varied disciplines and sectors including social care, the NHS, sexual health professionals, trainers and educators, academics, students and psychologists.

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Easy on the I - Learning Disability Service

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Easy on the I - Learning Disability Service

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Easy on the i - Learning Disability Service

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'easy on the i' is the information design service within the Learning Disability Service at Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

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What is sexual activity? (British Sign Language)

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This referral form was updated in June 2024. Pleasure ensure you are using the most up to date version.

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LSH 121 Targeted Intervention Referral Form - SEND 2023

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This referral from was updated in June 2024. Please ensure that you are using the most up to date version.

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LSH 121 Targeted Intervention Referral Form - U12's 2023

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www.lutonsexualhealth.org.uk

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Brook x Lil-Lets: Big Period Lesson Live - Learn Live

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Brook x Lil-Lets: Big Period Lesson Live Calling all teachers! Brook and Lil-Lets invite you and your students to our Big Period Lesson Live at 10am on Wednesday 1 March 2023. This broadcast is free to access and aimed at everyone in year 6 and 7. All young people should learn about puberty in a...…