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 ARC England calls for minimum 12% fee rate uplift following publication of 2023-24 Fee Rate MapsÂ
ARC England members are calling for a minimum 12% uplift in 2024-25 to cover the additional costs associated with the autumn … Read More
**NEW** Active Support Train the Trainer and Interactive Training (Coaching) Programme
We are pleased to be able to offer you a Train the Trainer programme in Active Support and Interactive Training … Read More
OCAGs and online fraud – how can people with a learning disability be protected?
by Rod Landman, ARC England Training Lead For people not familiar with the term OCAGs, it stands for Online Child … Read More
Changes to the Workforce Development Fund for 24/25
DHSC is planning a new learning and development fund for adult social care which will be claimed through a new … Read More
Creativity in Care: A Day of Inspiration and Imagination with ARC England
14th May 2024, Bridge Conference Centre, Leeds 9.30am – 4pm Would you like to reenergise, reconnect and unlock potential? We … Read More
Association for Real Change
WHAT WE DO
Association for Real Change is a leading umbrella body representing service providers in the learning disability and autism sector – our purpose is to improve the quality of life for people who have a learning disability by supporting anyone who is involved in the planning or delivery of support and services.
We are known as ARC England and provide a range of services such as high quality information, networking opportunities, learning disability training courses, qualifications, publications, and Disclosure checks.
You don't have to be an ARC England member to access most of our services.
Association for Real Change is committed to promoting best practice within the learning disability and autism sector and we work with others such as the Department of Health, Skills for Care, Big Lottery Fund and Comic Relief through a range of projects.
Association for Real Change has offices in England, Northern Ireland and Scotland.
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