Category: Blog
Free Training for PA and Carers at Exeter College
Exeter College are offering a FREE Introduction To Care training programme for Personal Assistants (PAs), Domiciliary Carer and Unpaid Carers. […]
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What does an advocate do?
"An advocate is someone who supports another person to express their views and wishes. Someone might not be able to fully express their opinion or views on a serious matter to do with their wellbeing, health, living or education".
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What is Counselling?
What is counselling? When should someone seek counselling and how can it help? Find the answers to these questions and many more in this thirty minute interview.
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Let’s talk Scoliosis
"Don't let it stop you. If there is something you want to do, got for it. You may have to adapt the way you do it, but please don't give up. Be positive".
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What’s yellow in your garden?
Whatever it is in your garden, we'd love to see it. Please post a picture on your Facebook or Instagram account using the hashtag #ILoveMyGarden and if you can tag in HCT Turf.
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Maintain space, be patient, be helpful
Hear Marilyn's views on the additional barriers she faces as a blind person due to the pandemic, and what would make a real difference.
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World Autism Week
We're celebrating World Autism this week raising awareness and dispelling myths with autistic blog writer 'autistic on wheels'.
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What is Tinnitus?
What is Tinnitus? Ringing, music, or buzzing in your ears? You are not alone. One in ten people has ongoing persistent sounds in their ears that are not due to external noise. These sensations are known as ‘tinnitus’.
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Have you used one of our support services?
If you would like to share your story on how our support services have helped you throughout this year we would love to hear from you. BBC Radio Devon would feature your story on one of their mid morning radio shows as a pre recorded interview.
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Disability History Month
"Access doesn’t just mean physical access, it’s so much more than that."
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