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Led by
Inclusion
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Authentic learning disability and autism training
and services,
by people who’ve lived it
At the heart of our work is a simple but powerful principle: lived experience leads the way!
Our autism and learning disability training, along with our Easy Read services, are uniquely crafted and delivered by experts who truly understand — because they’ve lived it.
Our training isn’t just ordinary training; it’s a transformative experience that brings authenticity, empathy, and deep insight into every session and resource. Whether you're looking to build inclusive practices, improve accessibility, or foster genuine understanding, our services offer real-world expertise that makes a lasting impact.
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Participant, 2026
"My nephew is an autistic person and your words ring very true with me. It has taken time & experience to learn how to support him in the best way. We would really have benefitted from talking to someone like you as he was growing up.
​​Thank you very much for your involvement in this training, it really makes a difference."
Laura White
Delivery Lead Adults Transformation​,
Dorset Council
"People First have been at the forefront of delivering Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training across Dorset since the beginning of the national NHS England rollout. They are committed to providing high‑quality training that equips health and care staff with the confidence, understanding and practical skills needed to offer truly person‑centred support to people with a learning disability and autistic people. Their training is led and shaped by lived experience, aligning strongly with their organisational vision and ensuring it creates meaningful, lasting change across health and social care."
Participants, 2026
"The best training I have attended by far! Having speakers that are experts with lived experience is what all training sessions should strive for. Thank you all!!"
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"Thank you to all of the experts by experience, you were fantastic at showing us how your world is different and making sure we understand what we need to do better."