Highlight: LGBTQI+ Disabled People and self-directed support

LGBTQI+ Disabled People and self-directed support

This video was produced by the Social Care Institute for Excellence to explore the experiences of Disabled People from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and intersex communities who use self-directed support. It was produced as part of a NIHR SSCR-funded study by the University of Bristol, Regard, SCIE and Stonewall.



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