Victoria Willson's story:
Videos
We have created many videos throughout The Victoria & Stuart Project. Here you can see some of them. You can find all our videos on our YouTube channel.​​​​​
The Victoria & Stuart Project trailer
Jean Willson shares the story of the life, dying and death of her daughter Victoria, who had profound learning disabilities and whom this project is named after
An introduction to The Victoria & Stuart Project
Michelle McDermott, Amanda Cresswell and David Jeffrey with learning disabilites talk about the question "If you were terminally ill, would you like to know?"
Amanda Cresswell thinks about the future
Amanda Cresswell
Amanda Cresswell and Leon Jordan present some findings from three focus groups with people with learning disabilities on end-of-life care planning
Richard Keagan-Bull, Amanda Cresswell and Leon Jordan explain why it is important that people with a learning disability are employed as researchers
David is part of the All Together Group that is designing the project's toolkit. In this short animation, David reflects on his work in the project so far and what it means to him.
Poster video about how important it is to employ people with learning disabilities in end-of-life research at the European Association for Palliative Care 18th World Congress.
Poster video about our focus group study presented at the European Association for Palliative Care 18th World Congress.
Poster video about creating and testing fun research methods at the European Association for Palliative Care 18th World Congress.
Poster video about our work with the All Together Group presented at the European Association for Palliative Care 18th World Congress.
Poster video about our scoping review presented at the European Association for Palliative Care 18th World Congress
​Video from the team attending the Hospice UK 2023 Conference 6-8 November in Liverpool.
Richard, Leon, and Amanda (who have a learning disability) look at and talk about the My Funeral cards.
Richard, Leon and Amanda (who have a learning disability) look at and talk about the When I'm ill cards.