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Ability Dogs 4 Young People are keen to hear from Islanders who could be volunteer for a range of roles with this Isle of Wight charity.
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As well as letting us know about World Down Syndrome Awareness Day, this reader also shares details about a cake sale in aid of Rainbow Club, who support support children with additional needs and their families.
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This free event is organised by leading Island charity, Isle Access, featuring a range of exciting activities to try provided by Adventure Activities, Island Riding Centre and Wheels 4 All.
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Figures reveal the number of people on the Isle of Wight receiving disability benefits who have had their payments stopped as part of the roll-out of a new system.
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Ryde House Outreach came in for high praise from CQC inspectors who said there was a ‘genuine, person-centred culture’.
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The event provided an opportunity for people, who are not able to ride regular bikes, to enjoy the cycling experience.
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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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The very first One Life Festival was a resounding success with all who attended. Individuals who have hardly ever walked before were up dancing and young adults who would normally be shadowed were able to walk freely around the secure site. Well done to all involved!
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Bader Braves Aviation Days offer youngsters with a disability the opportunity to experience the same excitement that famous legless WW2 fighter ace, Douglas Bader, himself enjoyed throughout his life, namely flight in a light aircraft.
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We all know how remarkable Natasha Lambert is, so when OnTheWight heard about an insurance company apparently giving her family the runaround after their vehicle was smashed into last November, we had to get involved. Happily there's now been a positive step forward.
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£5,000 has been awarded to West Wight Sports Centre to run sports sessions for children with disabilities.
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A young sailor from Bolton with athetoid cerebral palsy has just completed a successful sailing course with The Miss Isle School of Sip-Puff Sailing.
