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People First Merseyside have recently finished working with the University of Liverpool on the REACHE Project (The Research Engagement And Collaborative Health Enquiry) - working to integrate people with learning disabilities into research projects, with the goal of promoting inclusion, improving engagement and ensuring health research is guided by personal experiences. There is a video about the project in the link below.

2025-04-29 09:43:14 UTC

2025-04-29 09:44:33 UTC

People First Merseyside members thing the Yellow Tulip Group meetings should focus on what research is currently going around the country and updates on where research from previous meetings is up to,

People First Merseyside recently met with University of Leeds for a consultation around making research accessible for people with learning disabilities.

2025-04-29 09:45:50 UTC

I could share some of our experience conducting research with autistic children with complex needs (including learning disabilites and other barriers to inclusion in research); what has worked / not worked (Anna Lambrechts from City St George's University)

annalambrechts1 — 2025-04-29 11:02:28 UTC