Happy Smiles were excited to take part in the Wigan 10K on Sunday 1st September 2024.
The team did marvellous and you can still support them. Any donations will be appreciated.
Welcome to Happy Smiles Training! We are a disabled people-led social enterprise, dedicated to promoting inclusion and diversity using our lived experiences.
At Happy Smiles Training, we offer a range of training packages for businesses, schools and more. Our training is designed to empower individuals with the skills and knowledge to create inclusive and accessible environments, and to foster positive relationships between diverse groups of people.
Our tailored training packages cover a wide range of topics, from disability awareness and accessibility to language and wellbeing. Our experienced trainers work closely with our clients to create bespoke training solutions that meet their specific needs and objectives.
In addition to our training services, we also work closely with our community to promote inclusion and diversity. We believe that by working together, we can create a more inclusive society where everyone is valued and celebrated.
Our interactive training workshops, focus on many aspects of disability awareness and social inclusion. Our training is uniquely facilitated by our Inclusion Champions – people who experience disability on a daily basis. See what we can do for you!
Happy Smiles are proud to provide both Tier 1 and Tier 2 NHS England’s Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning and Autism.
During the course health and social care staff can hear directlly from our experts about experiences while gaining knowledge around the Ask, Listen, Do model, reasonable adjustments, plus much more.
Prior to either course participants must access the e-learning module which can be found on the E-learning for Health.
Read about our week, including asking our team the question ‘How do you feel with how the media portray paralympians as superhumans?’ How do you feel with how the media portray paralympians as superhumans? We asked members of the team the question ‘How do you feel with how the media
Read about our week, including asking the team the question ‘How do you manage your food shopping?’ How do you manage your food shopping? We asked the team ‘How do you manage your food shopping?’ and this is what they said: I often go around different supermarkets when time permits
Read about our week, including asking the team the question ‘Do you do any sport/exercise?’ Do you do any sport/exercise? We asked the team the question ‘Do you do any sport/exercise?’ and this is what they have said: I try to do at least one form of exercise every day
The books aim to raise awareness of long-term health conditions for children and young people, to help reduce anxieties around friends and family members living with such conditions.
