“The transformative power of words – reflecting on the language and portrayal of Disabled people and supported by North Lincolnshire Libraries as we mark the 30 Anniversary of the International Day of Disabled People (IDDP).”
– Liesel Dickinson, Diversity, Inclusion and Wellbeing Adviser at North Lincolnshire Council.
“I would encourage you, as either a disabled person or a non-disabled ally, to make some space this UKDHM to find out more about the lived experiences of our disabled colleagues. To stop and listen, to commit to learning and to consider what hidden impacts the disabled community is still facing.”
– Rach McCafferty, project lead of equality diversity and inclusion at NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board.
“World Diabetes day is a chance for us all in the ICB to reflect on how Diabetes is impacting people we know, our patients and our communities.”
– Dr Tom Milligan, GP and the Clinical Lead for Diabetes in Humber and North Yorkshire.
Spotlight on children’s asthma: “we have the opportunity to make a real difference.”
– Karen McNicholas, Programme Manager Children and Young People Transformation Team.
“We must always remember that there is a real person, often with a family, behind every cancer diagnosis.”
– Lucy Turner, Managing Director of the Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance.
“Recruiting the health and social care workforce continues to be a challenge for many reasons and some of our work focuses on what support we can give to people wanting to work in the sector and how those already employed can continue to learn, develop and progress in their careers.”
– Tina Jenkinson & Victoria Wilkins, Project Managers of the Grow and Train Team at Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.
“We all have a responsibility to learn more about what we can do to support people going through this stage in their lives.”
– Gursharan Panesar-Bell, Project Manager of Workforce Health and Wellbeing at Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.
Aarti Bansal, GP and Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership’s Net Zero Clinical Lead.
“AHP day has never been more important as we move towards delivering more integrated health care, closer to home and out of hospital of which AHPs’ can play key roles in.”
– Keiley Somers, Humber and North Yorkshire Allied Health Professions Faculty Project Lead.
“I’m calling on colleagues across Humber and North Yorkshire to embrace the month of October, Black History Month, as an opportunity to stand up. To move from being bystanders to upstanders, from allyship to action.”
– Jayne Adamson, executive director of people at Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership and executive sponsor of the Humber and North Yorkshire Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Staff Network of Networks.
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