Mental Health and SEND Advocacy Support Network

The following are the Qualification & Training in Jamaica that are empowing me to set up my Business www.MerveleeConsultancy.uk: 1. Jamaica Youth Service Teaching Assistant – Primary School – 1 year 1981 – 1982. 2. Basic School Teacher – 1987 to 1992.

Research in the UK 2015 – 2019: Chronological Order – most recent date: 1. Small Claims Court www.gov.uk. Claim Form www.moneyclaim.gov.uk. HM Courts & Tribunals Service Small Claims Mediation Service Telephone: 0300-123-4593. Email: scmreferrals@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk. 2. Quids in! guide www.quidsinmagazine.com for WINSOME’S SAVING GRACES. Winsome runs Mployme, a training project helping people find work. 3. How Social Media is giving Winsome Duncan / Project Manager of MPLOYME lyricalhealer@hotmail.com the opportunity to exploit vulnerable people. 4. The fact that Ryan Clement https://www.ryanclement.com/ is left to groom Winsome without any procedures in place to protect the exploiters from radicalising the exploited.

The impact of Social Media & threats posed to my Mental Health: 1. My data was used to trigger my traumas into PTSD by www.leyf.org.uk, working in cohorts with https://www.facebook.com/public. 2. When Facebook give LEYF access to my account on the 18/9/2015. 3. More detailed information can be gathered because of my postings at https://www.linkedin.com as a result of the 2 Professors I meet on the 19/9/2015. 4. By 22/9/2015, pages from my Facebook were used at LEYF CO to try bully, harass and intimidate me into writing on the spot resignation. 5. I was contacted by Martin Bunch www.bwbllp.com on the 24/9/2015. 6. By the 27/9/2015 I experienced the second nervous breakdown in a toxic workplace in the UK.

The Role of the Print Media in the Indirect Discrimination: 1. The evidence of “Is Modern Slavery thriving in the UK?” Was duly documented over 2 days and presented to https://www.theguardian.com/uk. 2. On International Women’s Day 8th March 2019, I contacted more newspapers to try get help in getting a voice to share stories of my experiences. 3. None is forthcoming to date, as only celebrities get their voices heard. 4. I contributed to www.express.co.uk Mental Health CRUSADE via express@letters.co.uk where I had an account. 5. I was lucky when www.icsouthlondon.co.uk decided to publish my story in 2004. 6. Therefore I finally manage to set up https://fight4justiceadvocacy.business.site which was in the making from May 2012. 7. More of my contributions via my publications can be access at https://www.google.com Mervelee Myers.

Mental Health & Other NHS & Fundraising Charity Research resulting from Discrimination in the Workplace: 1. Diabetes: www.heal-d.co.uk in 2018. 2. And I did the www.desmond-project.org.uk from I was diagnosed in 2012. 3. I am participant in http://www.radar-cns.org/. 4. I am on the Mental Health, Epilepsy and MS Research at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pg102uOLUAY. 5. I was in the 2017/2018 Calendar of Walk for Parkinson’s https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/get-involved/events. 6. I am in macmillan.org.uk Social Media advertising for 2019.

I have had to contact Government Departments about the Discrimination I experienced from 2004 in the UK: 1. The BAR STANDARDS BOARD www.barstandardsboard.org.uk re Samantha Jones. 2. The Solicitors Regulation Authority www.sra.org.uk. 3. The Judicial Conduct and Investigations Office www.judicialombudsman.gov.uk. 4. ET Judge Brian Doyle Presidents_Office_Employment_E&W@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk. 5. The EAT Mrs Justice Ingrid Simler LondonEAT@hmcts.gsi.gov.uk. 6. Resulting from the Metropolitan Police coming to my house to section me after Winsome Duncan malicious call out http://www.actionfraud.police.uk/report-fraud-about-you. 7. Contacting www.ico.org.uk re Subject Access Request. 8. The Parliamentaty & Health Services Ombudsman informationrights@ombudsman.org.uk. 9. The Law Society Gazette: Jonathan Freedman info@mailtheguardian.com re the ET and EAT Judges conducts. 10. Petitions: UK Government https://petition.parliament.uk/help#standards. 11. DBS: www.crb.gov.uk & www.disclosure.gov.uk. (October 2015 & November 2004 – the 2 workplaces where I had the 2 nervous breakdowns).

Qualification & Training in the UK – 1992 to date: Chronological Order – most recent: 1. Alzheimers Society Annual Conference 2018 www.alzheimers.org.uk/getinvolved. 2. Childcare Expo – 2018: (A) The Power of Schemas: Understanding the importance of identifying patterns in children’s play and behaviour as they learn and make sense of their world – Stella Nalini. (B) What does education look like in a nursery? June O’Sullivan. 2. Nursery World Show 2018: (A) Quality Provision – building a skilled and motivated early years team – June O’Sullivan. (B) SEND: Understanding typical and atypical behaviours – Seminar.
3. The Expert Patients Programme – 20/10/2017 Wandsworth Council NHS . 4. The Bluepring eLearning Program – March 2017. 5. Nursery World Show 2017: (A) “Raising quality in the EYFS: learning from Froebel” – Stella Louis & Co. 6. Dyslexia Awareness – June 2016. 7. Supporting Teaching & Learning In Schools – May 2016.

Online Training EduCare http://educare.co.uk/: 1. (A) Safeguarding Vulnerable Young People – 2/7/2015. (B) Basic Food Hygiene – 30/6/2015. (C) Health & Safety in Education – 30/6/2015. (D) Data Protection – 18/6/2015. (E) First Aid Essentials – 18/6/2015. (F) Equality & Diversity – 16/6/2015. (G) Fire Safety in Education – 16/6/2015. (H) The SEND Code of Practice – 12 June 2015. (I) Child Protection in Education – 11/6/2015. (J) An Introduction To Data Protection – July 2015. (K) NSPCC Programme – July 2015. 2. Barnet LSCB www.childprotectioncompany.com – An Introduction to Child Protection – 27/7/2017.

Working with Communities of Practice – Darvell School Teacher Cornelius Meier 1. Presentations at the School 26/10/2016. 2. Resources for Autism: FAMILY SUPPORT VOLUNTEER 16/7/2015 www.resourcesforautism.org.uk: Training covered: 1. (A) Introduction to Autism (B) Play and communication (C) Working with families (D) Safeguarding children and vulnerable adults. 2. Nursery World Show 2015: (A) The Progress Check at Two: getting it right for the child and parents. (B) Understanding and supporting Schemas. 3. Active Matters Dr Lala Manners activematers.org Level 3 Physical Development for the Early Years 31/10/2014. 4. LEYF Long Service Award 15/10/2014. 5. Community Early Years Service Speech & Language Therapy – (A) Workshop: The “Helicopter” Storytelling & Story acting & Oral Storytelling – 10/7/2013. (B) Workshop: Stammering 24.4.2013. 6. City of Westminster Early Years Advisory Team 1. EYFS Prime Areas of Learning: Communication and Language 24/10/2012. 2. WCC Early Years Advisory Team Observation, Assessment & Planning in the Early Years Foundation Stage – 2 days Feby/March 2011. 7. Nursery World Show 2010 Attachment & well-being 23/1/2010.
8. MAKATON www.makaton.org Beginner’s Workshop – 10/12/2009. 9. Camden Integrated Early Years Service – (A) Introduction to the role of the SENCO 7/10/2009. (B) Autism & Social Communication support group 29/9/2009.

The Open University & Lambeth College: 1. Working Together For Children – 31/12/2010. 2. Foundation Degree In Early Years – 31/12/2008. 3. Health & Social Care – 31/07/2006. 4. Early Years Practice – 31/12/2006. 5. Contacted Criminal Records Bureau re concerns at Kings College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 2/11/2004.
6. City & Guilds Southwark College Enrolment Number: EJE8698 – 11/10/2004. 7. Lambeth Collge Awards Evening Clapham & Tower Bridge Centre – 6/12/1999. 8. BTEC National Diploma in Childhood Studies (Nursery Nursing) July 1999. 9. Edexecel BTEC National Diploma Childhood Studies (Nursery Nursing) – July 1999. 10. Celeste Agency Services Practical Guidelines in Healthcare & Care for the Elderly for Care Assistants & Nursing Auxilliaries 18/10/1996. 11. The Basic School Teachers Award Certificate – 19th May 1987.

Other data about Qualifications, Training and Experiences can be access online https://www.google.com and Social Media platforms where I place my CVs. My life is an Open Book as I want to share my experiences about how giving up was never an option despite the “Personal Challenges” I faced from the time my Father was stricken with Parkinson’s disease.