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Sam has done a great deal to help drive the campaign to tackle the root causes of injustice forward. He's been shortlisted for a national award and your vote could help Sam achieve the recognition he deserves.
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An Islander with a learning disability has been recognised nationally for the work he's done to help drive forward the campaign to tackle the root causes of injustice.
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Isle of Wight families campaign for resource packs promoting understanding of SEND children. Donate if you can
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The Islander who organised the roundtable discussion says she felt it will lead the Island towards a more progressive, proactive environment for SEND families
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A Safe Place sticker will be displayed at County Hall while a free app is also available to download at the App store and Google Play so people can locate one of the Safe Places Island-wide.
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Rosie guest edits our annual recap series, working her way through 3,000+ articles to bring you a selection for each month of 2012.
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Despite nationwide issues, the Isle of Wight excels in targets for vision rehabilitation
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Protest in Newport to call attention to employment barriers facing Islanders with disabilities
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The inclusive educational support initiative launched aims to help nurture a more inclusive, collaborative, and supportive approach for neurodivergent children and children with disabilities
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Islanders with sensory challenges invited for guidance, demos and community support later this month
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The Island has seen an increase of 66.5% of Islanders registered with dementia and a total increase from 0.6% to 1% total prevalence compared to the national prevalence of 0.4% in 2006/07 to 0.5% in 2011/12.
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Today is World Sight Day. If you're lucky enough to have good eye-sight spare a thought for those who are not as fortunate.
