Welcome to the Shout About Sex exhibitor page! Here, you can find information about the organisations and services at the event.
They are here to share helpful advice and answer your questions about sex, relationships, and staying healthy.
We hope you find this page useful and enjoy meeting the exhibitors at the event!
SABP East Surrey Community Team for People with Learning Disabilities
We are a community team supporting people who have learning disabilities and their families in the Redhill, Reigate, Banstead and Horley area.
We work with people who have an impairment of social functioning, linked to an IQ of 70 or below, who may have difficulty managing their health needs independently.
We are a multi-professional team which includes: community nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists and a range of therapists. We undertake specialist secondary health assessments and therapeutic interventions. We also provide advice and support to enable people with learning disabilities, who often have complex and continuing health needs, to maintain and improve their health wherever possible.
We support people to access primary and secondary health services, where facilitation by a specialist learning disability practitioner is required. The team can also help people with a learning disability with a range of other specialist services such as health promotion and the development of healthy lifestyles.
We work in partnership with other mainstream health services and appropriate specialist services as well as a wide range of other statutory and non-statutory agencies.
You can email the team at rxx.ctpldeast@nhs.net
SABP Children and Young People’s services
We provide a specialist service for children and young people with learning disabilities. Our Community Learning Disability Service provides assessment, consultation and short, focused treatments and support for children and young people up to the age of 18 who have a learning disability.
We help:
- Pre-school children who are delayed cognitively by at least a third of their chronological age and are also delayed in two other areas such as motor, social or communication/ language skills
- School aged children who have a learning disability and who are delayed by at least three years in cognitive ability and are also delayed in two other areas such as communication and self-help skills
The team is made up of staff with different specialisms to provide the best possible help and support, including nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists and music and drama therapists. We provide assessment, consultation, intervention, training and liaison which may involve professionals from more than one discipline. Interventions are based on assessment formulation and care planning. Our work is collaborative, goal orientated and, where possible, time limited.
Consultation and training is aimed at enhancing the confidence and competence necessary to deliver an intervention provided by others involved in the care of young people. Feedback to professionals and families is respectful, open and clear and correspondence is copied to families unless there is good, documented reason not to.
Further information please visit our website:
The Pro-Active Community
The Pro-Active Community is a productive, resilient, and outstanding charity which has won awards for co-production.
We are experts by experience and many of us have a learning disability, autism or acquired brain injury. The group is open to everyone who lives within Surrey who would like to meet other people to campaign on issues that surround people with a disability and have fun.
Find out more: https://www.proactivecommunity.org.uk/
Central and North West London Sexual Health Services in London and Surrey
Offering free and confidential sexual health services in London and Surrey. Their services include:
- Sexual health check ups
- STI testing and treatment
- Short-term, long-term, repeat and emergency contraception
To find the service most appropriate for you, please follow the on-screen instructions on the home page.
In Surrey you can visit this useful page for helpful advice, including accessing our services as a person with learning disabilities.
Social Care for people with Learning Disabilities and or Autism
If you, or someone you look after, has care and support needs and has a learning disability or is autistic, you can find out how and when social care may help or signpost you to the best support you need.
About the Surrey Partnership Boards and Local Valuing Groups
We share information, connect people, and support the work of the Learning Disability Partnership Board, our local Valuing People Groups, Surrey People's Group, the Autism Partnership Board, and the Autism Reference Group.
We send out a weekly latest news update to people on our mailing list with information about local events and activities as well as important updates.
Oliver McGowan
The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism is named after Oliver McGowan, whose death shone a light on the need for health and social care staff to have better training. The Health and Care Act 2022 introduced a statutory requirement that regulated service providers must ensure their staff receive learning disability and autism training appropriate to their role.
The Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training is the standardised training that was developed for this purpose and is the government's preferred and recommended training for health and social care staff.
Oliver's Training also supports the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan ambition by upskilling the wider health and care workforce to provide appropriately adjusted care for people with a learning disability and autistic people to reduce health inequality.
Together we can prevent the many avoidable deaths like Oliver’s from happening again. The animation below aims to help staff and employers across health and social care to understand Oliver's Training and why it is so vitally important.
Sunnybank Trust
The Sunnybank Trust - working in partnership with people with learning disabilities across North East Surrey
We want you to live the life you want!
At Sunnybank we will help you to:
- Be confident
- Be independent
- Feel happy
- Have friends
- Be listened to
- Feel safe
- Learn and new skills
- Choose what you want to do
- Be part of a wider community
We provide:
- Advocacy
- Clubs and activities
- Skill workshops to help you become more independent
- Projects to help you develop your CV and employability
- Drama and creative groups
- Information and training that is easy to understand
Website: https://www.sunnybanktrust.org/about-us
Email: info@sunnybanktrust.org
Phone: 01372 732376 (messages checked weekly)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sunnybanktrust/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-sunnybank-trust