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Welcome to REDP 

The Regional Equality and Diversity Partnership (REDP) welcomes you to our website which provides a comprehensive source of equality Information, advice and guidance for employers, employees and individuals as well as information on our services.

REDP is theEast Midlandspan-equality body bringing together organisations working to promote equality, diversity and human rights for people who face disadvantage on the grounds of:

 

  • Equality Act
  • Disability
  • Gender Reassignment
  • Marriage and Civil Partnership
  • Pregnancy and Maternity
  • Race
  • Religion or belief
  • Sex
  • Sexual orientation


Consultation on repealing sections of the Equality Act

On 15th May the Government Equalities office announced a consultation on repealing sections of the Equality Act.

Northamptonshire Rights and Equality Council have developed a site to assist you in making representations on proposed changes which include the repealing of protect from third party harassment, the repealing of the wider powers of tribunals, and the withdrawal of use of equality questionnaires. Further details on the proposals can be found on the site

http://www.defendequality.co.uk/

The site will enable you to write to you Northamptonshire MP and to the Government Equalities Office on the consultation in one fell swoop and suggest some words you might wish to use to defend your existing rights

http://www.defendequality.co.uk

 

The aim of this research is to explore the barriers that face parents when accessing pre-school provision for their children in Leicester. Many parents of disabled children feel very strongly about the benefits that childcare can have both for themselves and their disabled children – particularly socially and developmentally. However, the wrong childcare situation can have negative consequences and this is very much influenced by the experience and confidence of the workers at a setting. A common theme among all parents consulted was the perception that accessing information and places is a constant battle and struggle.

The key objectives:

• use of childcare for their disabled children and the factors that influence this experiences and perceptions of childcare
• gaps and needs in childcare provision for disabled children
• the cost of childcare for disabled children
• working and childcare for disabled children

We are interested in receiving your views and would appreciate it if you could spend a few moments to complete our survey below.