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A new online service aimed at young people aged 0 to 25, with special educational needs and disability, has been launched by the Isle of Wight Council.
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The school says Ofsted gave them an Outstanding rating for the welfare services it provides for residential students, while education was rated Good. Congratulations to all involved.
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Great news for the IW Society for the Blind as they are named as Newport Sainsbury's charity of the year.
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It's fantastic to see Islanders so young dedicated to helping another in a less fortunate situation than themselves. Well done lads!
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A massive well done to all at Beaulieu House. Ofsted Inspectors found leadership and management, keeping children and young people safe and outcomes for children and young people were all rated as good, with quality of care rated outstanding.
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Islanders with a disability are invited to have their work included in an upcoming exhibition in Ryde.
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With the support of generous donations from Islanders, young Gracie-May, who we first featured back in 2010, has made incredible progress. These two lads hope to help with the last push of fundraising.
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It's taken nearly twenty years for ownership to be passed back to the Riverside Centre in the form of a Community Asset Transfer.
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The UK’s largest Sport for Development charity, has just awarded a grant of nearly £7,000 to IW football club for young people with disabilities.
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A record number of facility grants for disabled people were approved by the Isle of Wight Council in 2013/2014, new figures show.
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The Council is supporting this appeal by Public Health England and Alzheimer’s Society taking place during Dementia Awareness Week.
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Isle of Wight Alzheimer Cafes announce their programme of events during Dementia Awareness Week 2014.
