We have a new paper published in the journal, Health & Social Care in the Community: Involvement of Lay Assessors in the Inspection and Regulation of Public Services: A Systematic Review Full reference: Chinn, D., Brickley, K., & Power, A. (2024). Involvement of Lay Assessors in the Inspection and Regulation of Public Services: A Systematic […]
We are delighted to share a new paper from the Feeling at Home team, published in the Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities: What does ‘feeling at home’ mean for adults with intellectual disabilities living in group homes in England? We would love to know what you think! Get in touch if […]
Getting to the section you need quickly! We know there’s a lot of information in our toolkit, so we have made a separate PDF of each section which you can look at one by one. You can download each section of the Feeling at Home toolkit here: 01 Feeling at Home Toolkit Section […]
We are delighted to share our co-designed Feeling at Home toolkit! You can download the full version of the Feeling at Home toolkit: Feeling at Home Toolkit For ease, we also share each section separately on our resources page. We are always happy to get feedback on our toolkit – email Deborah […]
We are delighted to share our co-designed Feeling at Home checklists! Please note, we have two versions: One checklist for people living in group homes to complete themselves or with some support: Feeling at Home checklist And another checklist for supporters to use with people who would find it too difficult to communicate how […]
It’s here – the launch of the Feeling at Home checklist and toolkit launch! After 3 brilliant years, the Feeling at Home project ended in December 2023. So please do join us for our final event from 12.30pm to 2pm on the 17th June 2024, when we launch the Feeling at Home checklist and toolkit. […]
Over the last year, the Feeling at Home exhibition has been travelling the country… here are some pictures from its journey.
The Feeling at Home study is sadly coming to an end in December this year. But we would love you to join us for an online feedback event in the next few months. We will send out more details soon! Contact Katy on katy.brickley@kcl.ac.uk if you have any questions.
Join us for a photography workshop to share experiences of the city, using photovoice research methods. How do city life and city spaces make you feel? Does living, working, or studying in the city help you find your joy? Or make you feel sick? Together we will learn about photovoice and explore the local area […]
Join Dr Deborah Chinn in a practical online workshop on photovoice – the participatory photography method we have used in our project to understand how people with learning disabilities living in group homes feel about their home. The session runs from 6pm to 7.30pm on Wednesday 18th October. It will be a chance to try […]
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