KeyRing Living Support Networks is a UK charity and adult social care provider that supports people to live independently in their communities.
Their approach focuses on helping people build skills, confidence, connections and local support networks, rather than relying solely on traditional care services.
This seminar from KeyRing will explore how neurodivergent people experience the criminal justice system and what this means for safeguarding practice.
Date: Monday 16 November
Time: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Location: Online
Cost: Free
Drawing on lived experience and KeyRing’s work supporting people to have their voices heard, the session will examine the barriers neurodivergent people can face when accessing support and engaging with services.
It will also highlight practical ways professionals can promote inclusion, improve accessibility, and create fairer responses across safeguarding and criminal justice settings. The seminar will encourage attendees to reflect on how they can ensure neurodivergent people are seen, heard and supported.
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