Did you know that there are over 300 different sign languages in use? That’s a lot of languages! And what better time to learn one (or more!) of these languages than on International Day of Sign Languages which takes place on the 23rd September every year.
Birds of Paradise Theatre Company is Scotland’s first touring theatre company that employs disabled and no disabled actors. It has been working with theatre makers across Scotland to make theatre more accessible and has recently teamed up with them on the National Theatre of Scotland led Scenes for Survival season, which features work that was created in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
This Halloween, children’s book character Wally – wearing a red-and-white striped shirt and black-rimmed specs – will be travelling the country, appearing in museums including the Roman Baths.
This September marks the nineth World Alzheimer’s Month, a month long campaign to raise awareness and understanding of Alzheimer’s and other similar conditions such as dementia.
If you or a member of your family has autism, you’ll know that it can be hard to find things to do, particularly when schools are closed and in good weather, where there is more of a chance of crowds, which can be difficult for some.
This year’s International Day of Charity falls on 5th September. The day was created by the United Nations and all member states are invited to encourage their citizens to get involved to commemorate the International Day of Charity by raising awareness of charitable acts within their own communities.
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