Self-advocacy campaigner Nicola Smith has been appointed to the first national director post for a person with learning difficulties.
The new national co-director for learning disabilities will work alongside national director Rob Greig in the salaried part-time job.
Smith, 43, founded a self-advocacy organisation in Sussex 10 years ago and currently works as a parttime trainer promoting awareness of learning difficulty issues.
She has also represented the south east on the National Forum for People with Learning Disabilities.
Campaigner is now first national ‘tsar’
May 18, 2006 in Disability
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