Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disability (TCPID) Open Day
Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disability (TCPID) are holding an Open Day for the Level 5 Certificate in Arts, Science and Inclusive Applied Practice. The open day will take place on the 13th of March and the 23rd of March 2019. The open day will include a course presentation and and opportunity to meet […]
Disabled Breaks and Accessible Accommodation
I had great feedback from a family who enjoyed a holiday in Centre Parcs UK recently. Their daughter required accessible accommodation. Centre Parcs now specialise in Disabled Breaks. Their spacious bedrooms feature an electric bed and bathrooms with wheel-in showers, to accommodate families who have loved ones that require wheelchair access. Centre Parcs are opening a […]
Easy to read and useful Irish medical law book
This unique Irish law book by Simon Mills and Andrea Mulligan is a great read for day to day guidance in the area of expert witness. Simon Mills trained and qualified first as a doctor before moving into law. Now a barrister, he has specialized in medical law and brings both aspects of his experience […]
Easy Dressing – Marks & Spencers
The ‘Easy Dressing’ range at Marks & Spencer’s is most welcome. The whole range is only available in the UK, I am lobbying Marks & Spencers to get the ‘Easy Dressing’ range available for adults also. They provide an excellent range of comfortable clothing for 3 – 14 year olds, made extra comfortable by using […]
Little Blue Hero’s
What a fantastic organisation. Well Done to All Involved. A worthy cause for a donation. Click here to read about Little Jack Beattie on Patrol to brighten up your day! It certainly put a smile on our faces.
A good Day in Case Management
George who attends St. Marks special school in Newbridge, received a Local Hero Award in Naas this week, for his participation in a successful resuscitation. George has since gone on to complete a first responder’s course. Well done to George and his personal Assistant (PA), Paul, who is a first responder and luckily was present […]
Riding for the disabled
RDAI – Riding for the disabled association of Ireland, incorporating carriage riding. A wonderful organisation providing a much needed and worthwhile service. Bringing the love of horses to the disabled. RDAI Website