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Tony Lidington has been a regular workshop leader for RADAR’s (Royal Association for Awareness of Disability Rights) ‘Leadership and Empowerment Programme’: this is a popular and influential programmes, with a successful track record of securing investment from partners and high attendance by disabled people. It gives disabled people the skills and the confidence they need to take on leadership roles in their chosen fields. The key objective of the programme has been to stimulate increased access to appropriate services for young people with mental health problems, resulting in improved mental health.
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