Opportunities
Join the online Town Hall with Gloucester MP Alex McIntyre
This event is to give constituents an opportunity to share their thoughts about the proposed welfare reforms. It’s a good opportunity for people who will be affected by the proposed changes (and their loved ones and support networks) to share their thoughts and feelings and to share the impact in practical terms.
The event takes place on Thursday 12 June, 6pm-7.30pm on Zoom.
Please click on the link below to register for the event.
Pathways to Work Town Hall- Gloucester Tickets, Thu, Jun 12, 2025 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite
For any more information or if you have any trouble accessing the event please contact Alex on 01452 532689 or email alex.mcintyre.mp@parliament.uk
Call for evidence
The Autism Act 2009 Committee is asking people to answer a series of questions around autism so that it can make specific, practical recommendations about what the Government should do next.
The link below has the series of questions and other formats such as easy read or audio are available too.
You do not need to be autistic to answer these questions.
The link will also show how to send in your answers.
If anything is unclear please email HLAutismAct2009@parliament.uk for support.
The Link : Autism Act 2009 Committee Page
Disability rights UK is looking for those with lived experience for intersectional research
Are you a Disabled person who experiences multiple forms of identity oppression i.e., race, gender, sexuality?
Would you be happy to talk about your experiences of physical activity?
This research is called Moving Intersectionality and is part of DRUK’s Moving Social Work programme.
The time commitment will be 4 hours, and you will be paid for your time! For more information on how to get involved, contact kate.l.marks@durham.ac.uk
Paid Peer Worker Role
Please see the attached flyer on joining the ‘Clean Slate Elements Peer Support Programme’ to become a peer support worker. Details on how to get in touch are also on the attached flyer.
A research project with Inclusion Gloucestershire
You can take part in a study of the barriers that disabled people aged 18+ have faced in accessing free or low-cost talking therapies or counselling in Gloucestershire.
We know that people have experienced some barriers in accessing these services, and we would like to interview people to find out more about this.
Participants will receive a £25 voucher for taking part and have a chance to express their views about what will improve access to talking therapies in the county.
If you would like to take part in this research study you can email research@inclusion-glos.org or phone 07517994765.
More information can be found here
Inclusion Gloucestershire