Did you know that around 400,000 people are affected by both sight and hearing loss in the UK? That’s enough to fill Wembley Stadium nearly five times – so deafblindness is far more common than many people realise. Why not help raise awareness for the condition by taking part in Deafblind Awareness Week from 27th June.
While the idea of going on a summer holiday is exciting to the majority, if you’re travelling and have additional access needs, it can be one of the most stressful things you can do. Don’t worry though, at Tourism for All, we’re here to help take the stress out of travelling and to help you have an enjoyable holiday this summer.
Adults who care for children and young people with special educational needs and disability are being asked for their views on the short breaks offered in Bath and North East Somerset.
Thirty-three libraries run under Libraries Unlimited have signed up to the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme, a globally recognised symbol for non-visible disabilities, including autism, chronic conditions, diabetes and other similar disabilities.
Ana Crome, Tourism for All’s Administration Manager, looks at the question of concessionary pricing and admission to attractions and activities from the visitor’s point of view
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