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Raising money for Mountbatten throughout March this year. Find out how you can get involved with this Swim the Wight initiative
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Jan from Isle Access shares her opinions about making the Isle of Wight more accessible for people with disabilities and how that could improve the tourism sector
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All votes should be equal. Learn how people with sight issues exercise their democratic right to vote. In short, it’s hard - so much so a judge rules it a ‘parody of the electoral process’
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Isle Access are looking for a range of volunteers to help support their service for people with disabilities living on the Isle of Wight
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The Isle of Wight council wrongly removed some of the health provision that a tribunal had ordered necessary for this young boy with visual impairments and other health conditions
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The £1m funding for the ferry companies is a one-time offer from the Government to allow elderly and disabled people to travel with confidence
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The purpose of the group is to provide an opportunity to build confidence and social skills in an outdoor environment, as well as include nature connection, sensory connection, art and bushcraft
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This is your chance to support one of three shortlisted charities by voting for them to be Red Funnel's Charity of the Year
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Redistributing equipment to Moldovan hospitals and to disabled individuals saves the NHS and other organisations many thousands of pounds in storage and disposal
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Hovertravel's MD says that by partnering with the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower they're continuing their journey to make hovercraft travel accessible to all
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The new Centre will provide people with disabilities access to training and personal development to improve their life skills, focusing on preparing for work and volunteering, independent living, and personal and social development
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The Yacht Club in Fishbourne has a long standing tradition of inviting those with a disability, to come and enjoy a day ‘at the Vic’, taking part in some of the on-the-sea shenanigans
