Dr Clenton Farquharson CBE

@clentonf.bsky.social

Professional Revolutionary,for Social Justice. I call it the 'invisible factor'4 overcoming fears & obstacles to living a life. #TLAP1 #DRUK#NDTI #IMPACT

"I mean who talks in the language of 'pathways'?". Love the idea of person-shaped rather than person-centered care. @clentonf.bsky.social #ICIC26

Annette Boaz@annetteboaz.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Great to hear @clentonf.bsky.social bringing the voice of lived experience to the #ICIC26 conference. Important that integrated care is about real lives, partnership and place not all about structures and strategies. Person shaped rather than person centred care - that flexes and supports people

Enjoying the start of my first #NCASC - @clentonf.bsky.social demonstrating his usual way with words as he argues for storytelling to engage people with social care saying “stories move people, spreadsheets don’t”

ADASS@adass.bsky.social · 8mo ago

ADASS President Jess McGregor is joined by @blimeysimon.bsky.social , @clentonf.bsky.social, and Freya Viles from Wiltshire Centre for Independent Living for a session on reframing social care and why stories matter. #ncasc25

The government says it’s backing down.
But really, they’re backing away.
From fairness. From responsibility. From the truth. This isn’t a fix. It’s a fudge.
A cut dressed up as a concession.
A press release pretending to be protection.
A system where timing matters more than need. P3

The PM says welfare “must be pushed through.” But for 1.3m Disabled people, this isn’t reform its removal. PIP isn’t a bonus. It’s a lifeline. Cuts dressed as reform are still cuts. We need justice, not judgement. Dignity, not denial. #DisabilityJustice #PIP #LivedExperience

Government’s welfare plans must be pushed through, Starmer says

PM voices determination to press ahead with bill despite threat of Labour revolt over disability benefit cuts

theguardian.com

My mum got a Black service, not an NHS service. These words from Lord Victor Adebowale are not just personal they are political. Powerful. Painfully familiar. This isn’t one case. It’s a pattern. A system. A truth we must name to change. p1 #TruthToPower #NHS#TruthToPower #BuildTheWorldWeNeed

Senior health figure accuses NHS of racism over care given to dying mother

Victor Adebowale says failure to detect his mother’s cancer was example of ‘black service, not NHS service’

theguardian.com

Only 9% of tech workers come from lower socio-economic backgrounds, compared to 29% in finance. This stark reality hit me hard. Tech can change lives, but only if everyone has access. Change is critical, and it’s on us to make it happen.

It’s a article from the Times in the Business Recruitment, written by Jane Hamilton