Auntie Val’s Ability Centre
Auntie Val’s Ability centre is a small charity based in West Sussex which works alongside disabled people making Artisan Jams, Marmalades, Pickles and Chutney.
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Bank of America supports over 2,000 cultural institutions worldwide and run’s the Art of Connecting Programme, which offers employees special access to some of the finest cultural institutions.
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Before joining Companies House as an intern, Natalia was neither proud nor confident sharing with an employer that she is visually impaired and dyslexic.
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At the start of the pandemic Direct Access was approached by disability and third sector organisations who were struggling to find PPE.
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Hammersmith & Fulham Civic Campus makes way for a vibrant new piece of town centre with greatly improved and fully accessible facilities for residents and workers.
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Irish Wheelchair Association helps 18-29 year olds with a physical disability get closer to the labour market through the Irish Wheelchair Ability Programme.
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In response to coronavirus, King’s instinctive response to the pandemic was to centre staff and student wellbeing, including the challenges of individuals working while caring for dependents.
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Lambeth has training and ICT support available to utilise the new software package which can be accessed for 1 to 1 support to build confidence with understanding the features and options available to enhance virtual meetings.
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Banking My Way is a free service that allows you to record information about the support or adjustments you need to make banking easier.
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Read how Royal Mail helped with the recruitment process in the story below.
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As part of the company’s wider diversity and inclusion objectives, Southeastern makes sure all trains are accessible for everyone from all walks of life including those living with disabilities, both invisible and visible.
Find out moreThe Dyslexic Poet
I miss social interaction, that for me is the hardest part of this pandemic, I miss hugs, and just seeing people, having a chat a laugh, and seeing my family as we are scattered about.
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