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13 Jun

Our Dudley Leaders

Written by Carol Clarke
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Izzy Brant

Hi, I am Izzy and I am 18. I work with Changing Our Lives and I'm an MP for Dudley. I have a learning disability called autism, which means I find it difficult to communicate. I became an MP for Dudley because I feel that people with disabilities are sometimes treated unfairly by 'normal' people and professionals. I would like to challenge this. I want to speak up for people with disabilities about their lives and their rights.

Judy Alcock

I am Judy Alcock and I am an MP for Dudley . I became an MP for Dudley as I want to help people get into paid work. I am a member of Side by Side Theatre Company, currently we are performing 'Dream On', which is modern take on Midsummer Night's Dream. I am starting a course at Stourbridge College in September 2012 to improve my maths and English. I am very hard working, an excellent typist and I want to speak out to make sure people with leaning disabilities have the same chances as everyone else in life.

Daniel Croot

Hello, my name is Daniel and my role as Group Spokesman is to speak up for people who have disability. I am spokesman for Autism Black Country. I would personally like to see people such as the Job Centre have a better understanding towardspeople with a disability such as autism. When I went for my induction for work programme, the staff didn't know anything about my disability.

Paula Little

I'm Paula from Dudley. I'm a MP for Dudley People's Parliament. I want to be an MP to help people get a job to earn money, make new friends and help recruit more MPs. I like acting and listening to music. I like spending my own money. I'm looking forward to meeting David Cameron.

Gillian Rushton

I work as a receptionist for the Council. I also have 2 volunteer jobs and enjoy swimming and running. I like helping people and this is why I am an MP - I would like to help people have their say. I think managers should give people with a disability a chance to show what they can do.

Simon Hare

I believe everyone has a right to work and a right to speak their minds. I am a Dudley MP because I want to speak for everyone with a disability and help them get work.

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Carol Clarke

Carol is the Office Manager. As well as providing support for the organisation, Carol manages the website to make sure that all the information is up to date and accessible. She also makes sure that people know about Changing Our Lives by looking after publicity and marketing and taking lots of photographs at our events! Carol is the first person you will speak to if you call Changing Our Lives.

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