Every year Dimensions runs the Learning Disability and Autism Leaders’ Awards…
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Winners have been featured…
in the Guardian, BBC Radio 2, The i, Channel 5 News, Pick Me Up, Care Talk, Care Management Matters, Learning Disability Today, Daily Express, local BBC Radio and local newspapers.
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Winner benefits
Finalists and winners are invited to a free exclusive awards ceremony to be presented with their award
Winners stories are published for our tens of thousands of social media followers and website visitors to read
Winners are given opportunities to get involved with our national campaigns
Did you know…
- Anybody with a learning disability or autistic person can enter or be nominated.
- No formal diagnosis is needed; self-diagnosis is valid.
- It’s open to anybody, not just people receiving support.
- Everybody gets a certificate for entering.
- Finalists get another certificate.
- Finalists and winners get invited to the awards ceremony.
- The awards ceremony is free to attend – you don’t need to pay for a seat!
- The venue and hosts for the 2025 awards will be announced soon….
“Be proud, of who you are”
It is increasingly crucial to showcase the remarkable accomplishments of people with learning disabilities and those who are autistic. Regrettably, outdated societal perspectives persist, with some individuals (including some who run our country) failing to recognise the invaluable contributions, impacts, and voices of this important demographic. Platforms like these awards play a vital role in challenging such perspectives.
Ken Bruce DJ, Presenter and Leaders’ Awards Ambassador.