Hello all
*SECURITY ALERT*
The store section of my website has been hacked/compromised, and there have been e-mails sent out to people regarding opening an account to my store. THESE HAVE NOT BEEN SENT BY ME.
If you receive an e-mail from sales@disabilityawareness.co.uk DO NOT OPEN IT, delete immediately. I am in the process of rectifying the matter, and will report on here when the situation is resolved.

Many thanks

Many thanks to Capital International Group for booking me to deliver a workshop on disability awareness. Embracing diversity and variance as a Universal Approach is the key. Not seeing it as difference, but as part of our collective. An inclusive organisation!

A great morning spent with Riding for the Disabled, delivering a session which discussed methods of communication, the context of disability within society, and some bits of practical advice and guidance.
But above all a celebration of the amazing work that this charity does for people with disabilities on the Isle of Man. Their work is truly transformational.

This month was the start of a series of presentations and training opportunities given to the team at Ronaldsway Airport. Looking at effective ways to support passengers with disabilities.

Earlier this month two sessions were delivered to folks at the Isle of Man National Sports Centre. Talking about hidden disabilities and how to successfully be an inclusive organisation.

Over the course of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Disability Awareness took part in several events. In partnership with Natalie Cellamare from Isle Listen, two talks were given on Neurodiversity in the Workplace.

And three assemblies were presented at Henry Bloom Primary School as part of their fortnight celebrating 'It's Great to be Me'. Talking about how we are all different, but all the same. An amazing initiative!