...disabilities One barrier to inclusion is, often, ignorance. To address this, CODN is planning a series of education events to raise awareness of disabilities that generally go unnoticed, with the...
...the privilege to be involved on several fronts, including working with the British Virgin Islands Governor and Government to establish their Recovery and Development Agency; with the Anguilla Government on...
...hospital or prison and put you in touch with organisations which can help you. We provide travel advice if you’re looking to travel to a particular country. We’ll support you...
...exploited. Chad continues to struggle with significant development needs and vulnerability. The majority of the population live as subsistence farmers, with limited access to clean water, sanitation and basic public...
...would too, once they found out who I really was. I managed the depression, more or less, with a combination of medication, hypnotherapy tapes and gathering as much information as...
...autism diagnosis specifically recommending I don’t work from home, my partner’s Crohn’s disease started to flare up. Her anti-inflammatory, immuno-suppressant meds stopped working, taking her from the high-risk group to...
...focus on supporting our members to thrive and succeed across government." Anita Bhalla, Co-Chair, Race to the Top G6/7 "We set out to inspire our colleagues to reach the next...
...know. I absolutely hear what Richard says on that and I agree with you Richard, but my experience is that we tend to dip our toe into the water of...
...of the committee to Edinburgh. We were there to learn about the realities of devolution and to build contacts with colleagues in the Scottish Government and with the wider Scottish...
...the devolution sessions at Civil Service Live, you’ll have heard about some of the great opportunities to expand your horizons and grow your career. Visit The Devolution and You section...
