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This episode of the All 4 Inclusion Pod focuses on social housing for wheelchair users.

Wheelchairs users may make up 8% of the disability community, but accessible housing will make people feel less isolated.

Some of the benefits of adaptations to a property boost living standards for non disabled people and people with other disabilities to.

I can only share my personal lived experiences as a wheelchair user.

I also speak briefly with Alex and Haydn, Co Founders from Happy Smiles CIC who tell us a little bit about what Happy Smiles do to support the disabled community.

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Guess who is back

The All 4 Inclusion Pod has returned.......... did you miss us?

It's almost a brand new pod

It's a brand new format

All episodes under 10 minutes will be a real challenge but it's one we are up for

We will now be talking a lot more about our community and what impacts our community

Today we included the snow and ice

Some behind the scenes work with Isobel, Donna and Val

I mentioned Kay Paylor-Bent too

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When those you trust work against you, what do you do and who do you turn too ?

Getting a diagnosis of being autistic or having ADHD is not quick and it's far from simple

The support for parents of autistic children is worse, but is it improving or is it getting worse

Jolene, a parent from South Wales was diagnosed Autistic and with ADHD within the past 18 months. Her three children all have neurodiverse diagnosis but all have different experiences of this.

She talks about both hers and her childrens mental health
She discusses battles with CAMHS and Schools
She talks about getting the right support
She talks about the need for more autistic voices

It was such a pleasure speaking to Jolene, if you want to follow her on twitter the link is below

JoSoHappy She/Her (@JoSoHappy83) / Twitter

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