Skip to main content

Acknowledgements

 
 
the logo for the how it is publication

An image vocabulary for children about feelings, rights and safety, personal care and sexuality

 
 

 

Acknowledgements

 



This project could not have happened without the energy and commitment of a wide range of people. More than 100 disabled and non-disabled children and young people (ranging in age from 20 months to 20 years) have contributed to the project, as have many parents and professionals.

We would particularly like to thank:

· the children who completed questionnaires at home:

Amelia, Amy H, Amy J, Amy HG, Belma, Benedict, Benjamin, Billy, David, Ellie, Frazer, Grace, Hana, James, Jamie, Joel, Leah, Miere, Millie, Oscar, Phoebe, Ruby, Ruth, Sara, Subira, Tegan and Wandia.

· Triangle's consultative group of children and young people:

Omar Dadi, Harry Fairchild , Emily Field, Andrew Field, Scott Greenlaw, Louisa Makolski, Giles Martin, Lewis Pickering, David Sage, Victoria Sielger, James Thomas, Adam Walker, Jordan Weber and Holly Williams.

· the 58 children in the different group settings involved at pilot and trial stages:

Addington School, Alfred Sutton School, Crescent Under 5's Nursery, the ICAN Nursery and Carden Infants School, Little & Mini Digits at the Mackeith Centre, Tunmarsh Centre Nursery.

· The Advisory Group:

Kate Adams, Helen Cockerill, Merry Cross, Tom Cummiskey, Cate Detheridge, Tina Detheridge, Helen Edwards, Mike Kennard, Louisa Makolski, Ruth Marchant, Kay Meinertzhagen, David Miller, Claire Richardson, Nina Sethi, Margaret Walker, Holly Williams.

Kay Meinertzhagen for the drawing and redrawing of the images, Kate Adams for the design, Mike Martyn and Cate Detheridge for technical assistance.

Maureen Carson, Mike Stacey, the NSPCC Specialist Investigation Service Team North West, Catey Mulcahey, Marcus Page, Gretchen Precey, Mary Noble, Polly Dyer and Jeff Mesie for advice.

Glenn Watts and Simon Hargrave of NSPCC Business Systems for designing and developing this website.

We would like to thank the NSPCC for funding and supporting the project from its early beginnings through to its completion and to thank Widgit Software Ltd and Blackwell Publishing for giving us permission to use their images.

Ruth Marchant and Merry Cross for Triangle
April 2002

What we do...

Expert Opinion

Triangle provides independent expert opinion to the courts, local authorities and other agencies on a range of issues, including the assessment of children’s needs and of parenting capacity.

Learn more

Intermediaries

Triangle can provide intermediaries to enable communication with very young children, and children and young people up to age 25 with a wide range of communication impairments.

Learn more

Communication Assistance

Triangle can provide skilled support to enable communication. We can communicate directly with children, or work alongside you and the child to enable communication.

Learn more

Consultation with children

Triangle consults directly with children and young people on a wide range of issues, for example ascertaining their wishes and feelings to inform decisions about their lives.

Learn more

Advocacy

Our advocacy service supports children and young people to express their views about the things that matter to them. We recognise that some children may need best interests advocacy at times in their lives.

Learn more

Intensive Support

We provide intensive support to children with very complex needs; children whose behaviour is causing serious concern and children with complex health care needs.

Learn more