Isle Access pays tribute to retiring CEO and founder, Jan Brookes
Following Jan Brookes' retirement, Isle Access shifts focus to expanding cycling opportunities
Isle Access
Isle Access is a new, community interest company, set up to encourage, support, and offer training to businesses and service providers, to improve accessibility for everyone on the Island.
Below are some articles relating to the service.
Isle Access expands opportunities with accessible cycling and swimming clubs
Dive into inclusion with Isle Access's swimming club at The Heights and new cycling club
Vote for Isle Access film on young mental health issues in Smiley Awards
Powerful short film on additional needs and loneliness entered in charity awards. Vote now to help them win
Watch: Young people use the power of film to address the loneliness epidemic
Isle Access champions youth to spotlight and address loneliness through a film project
Going Electric: Green tech and electric vehicle show returns – Entry and parking free
Experience the future today! The Isle of Wight’s largest Electric Vehicle and Green Technology Show is back and better than ever – free entry and parking
Embark on a ‘virtual gastronomic adventure’ with Isle Access fundraiser
Explore the Isle of Wight's diverse cuisine - virtually - while supporting Isle Access, an accessible travel and tourism charity
A shore thing: Ryde Beach set to become a haven for all with new accessibility project (updated)
Ryde Town Council partners with Unlimited Island to boost beach accessibility, offering inclusive equipment and facilities
Isle of Wight Volunteering: It can bring so much to your life: Find out more at the Volunteer Fair
There’s so much to be gained from volunteering a little of your time. The Volunteer Centre can help you learn about the benefits and range of roles from more than 50 organisations at this year’s Volunteering Fair
Major bid for accessibility improvements for Ryde beaches to be made
A number of accessibility improvements have been proposed and a grant from South Western Railway applied for
Isle Access welcome £1m funding to improve accessibility at ferry ports
On average, 21 per cent of the population are considered disabled, or have a long term health condition that limits their abilities
‘Pavements are for People’ project launches on the Isle of Wight
The ‘Pavements are for People’ project explores common access issues for older people
Sight for Wight Open Day: Find out more about support services for the visually impaired
As well as finding out more about what Sight for Wight can offer those who are already visually impaired or those who losing their sight, there'll be ten partner organisations who can also offer help and support