The Support Collective from Project Art Works offer FREE online training opportunities with funding from Skills for Care to caregivers and personal assistants (employed via a personal budget).
Events in this collection
Understanding Stress, Anxiety and Trauma
Thu 12 Nov, 09:30
Free
Makaton Level 1
Wed 25 Nov, 09:30
Free
Working with & supporting PDA young people and adults
Fri 27 Nov, 09:30
Free
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
Mon 7 Dec, 09:30
Free
Sensory Integration
Mon 27 Apr, 09:30 BST
Free
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) - Informed Level
Tue 24 Mar, 09:30
Free
Communication and Behaviour
Thu 12 Mar, 10:00 GMT
Free
Makaton - Level 2
Wed 4 Mar, 09:30 GMT
Free
Autism and Mental Health
Mon 23 Feb, 10:00 GMT
Free
Understanding Autistic Women and Girls
Tue 10 Feb, 09:30 GMT
Free
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) - Informed Level
Tue 27 Jan, 09:30 GMT
Free
Sensory Integration
Tue 20 Jan, 09:30 GMT
Free
Total Communication
Tue 9 Dec, 09:30 GMT
Free
Loss and Bereavement
Thu 20 Nov, 10:30 GMT
Free
Makaton Level 1
Tue 4 Nov, 09:30 GMT
Free
Meltdowns and Shutdowns
Mon 13 Oct, 10:00 BST
Free
Makaton level 3
Mon 17 Mar, 09:30
Free
Communication and Behaviour
Mon 10 Mar, 09:30
Free
Makaton level 2
Mon 17 Feb, 09:30
Free
Understanding Autistic women and girls - Two Day Course
Tue 4 Feb, 09:30
Free
Working with & supporting PDA young people & adults
Thu 30 Jan, 09:30
Free
Supporting Autistic people using the SPELL framework - Two Day Course
Project Art Works collaborates with people with complex support needs, families and circles of support. Our practice intersects art and care, responding to neurodivergence, its gifts and impacts. Challenging paradigms of inclusion, it spans direct practical and holistic support, film, events, projects and exhibitions.Our studios provide the conditions for a broad range of autonomous and collaborative practices with neurodivergent artists, who take part on their own terms. Alongside the studios, the Support Collective brings together people who care for people with complex support needs where we share our experience and protect our rights through training, resources and advocacy.Human connection and what it reveals about identity and how we view each other are explored within our work. Our practice continues to respond to the functional and ethical structures of diligence and care, respecting self-determination and privacy whilst working towards greater visibility and understanding of neurodiversity in culture.Project Art Works is an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation. Alongside neurodiverse artists and makers, the collective includes paid and unpaid caregivers who help each other to navigate through the complexities of health and social care systems.Discover more at www.projectartworks.org.