RNIB is collaborating with TPT to create twenty new #GetSetProgress paid internships for blind and partially sighted jobseekers. TPT and @RNIB are calling for charities in the sight loss sector to get involved with applications open from 1 September.
https://t.co/kfj7ijhSkR
Last year, a drinker told us about Disability Pride Month on Twitter. Since then, we've been learning a lot and trying to make our offices as accessible as possible. Here are a few of the things we've done in the last year.
Essex Sight Loss Council has worked with @EssexPoliceUK to develop a Visual Impairment Procedure (VIP) to help #blind and partially sighted people verify the person at their door is a police officer. Learn more: https://t.co/UvoxcGpdOE
@TPTgeneral #accessibility#police
It’s #DeafblindAwarenessWeek and #DidYouKnow that my guide dog wears a red and white checked flash to indicate that I have a hearing impairment as well as a visual impairment? Red and white striped canes indicate the person has a hearing impairment also 🦮🦻🏻♿️
Massive congratulations to our Student Voices member, Ramneek Kaur Ahluwalia on winning the @SamsungUK#SolveForTomorrow design competition 👏👏
We are so proud of Ramneek's hard work & achievements!
You can watch the #awards ceremony:
https://t.co/JMcRepqFL9
In partnership with @gdcampaigns, we are hosting an online event on the 29th of June, in which blind & partially sighted students can feed into government proposals around education support & the SEND green paper.
Sign up & let’s make this change together!
https://t.co/VNuMUTV9fL
Meet Renu Walia, who works as an Eye Clinic Liaison Officer for the Royal Free Trust and she is @RNIB's 100th ECLO.
Renu shares her journey into #employment and the importance of her own lived experience in delivering advice to visually impaired people.
https://t.co/bx8aTYKdiD
Join us to celebrate the ‘Power of Youth’ during #VolunteersWeek2022, on Monday 6th June.
It's a great opportunity to listen to the experiences of our amazing volunteers, meet new people, ask questions, and explore the world of #volunteering!
https://t.co/K9xXIVBKNA
#Volunteers
Join our team!
We are looking for a Student Support Service Manager to join and lead our Education team at Thomas Pocklington Trust.
Read the job description and apply below.
Deadline: 2 May
https://t.co/XMP6Sg3F0w
#JobAd#JobAdvertisment#NewVacancy@ymmorguk@NationalCareers
Introducing our NEW access cards, coming to newly qualified guide dog owners near you. These cards will be given to new guide dog owners to help them #AccessAllAreas if they experience an access refusal.
Special characters and unicode symbols can be a nightmare for screen reader users.
Holly (@lifeofablindgrl) is back to discuss how they impact screen reader #accessibility in our latest blog post ⬇️
https://t.co/7PlwEoFSaY
@Vision_Fdn launched a series of stories highlighting the importance of their new #SeeMySkills campaign to help address unemployment in the blind and partially sighted community.
Find out more here: https://t.co/m5TXQ8HZjs
90 years ago four brave men stepped out on to the streets of Britain with the first guide dogs. A borrowed trainer from Switzerland, four donated dogs and two inspirational women started our journey supporting people with sight loss. Find our more here: https://t.co/H71aOGSg1H
Today is the day mentor, singer, songwriter and student Will is taking the helm of LOOKs social channels.
Will is going to talk about living independently at Uni & how to get the disability support you need to thrive - make sure to get in touch with any questions.
“Communication is key by talking to people, more awareness & understanding can be gained in how best to support you at uni.”
LOOK Mentor Charlotte shares her advice on how best to communicate the support you will need as a VI student at Uni: https://t.co/onJXxmfqYG
#UniInSight
The Takeover continues…..!
Todays the day LOOK mentor and 3rd-year University student Emily will be taking over the LOOK sound waves.
Emily will be discussing confidence & socialising at University - join Emily today and get involved in the conversation #UniInSight.
Hi everyone! Charlotte here and I'll be taking over LOOK's social media accounts today to talk about all things uni related! I'm here to share my experiences of going to university with a visual impairment, so get in touch and we can stat a discussion😊 #UniInSight
Non-disabled fans can buy tickets in a few simple clicks online, it takes a few minutes.
As disabled fans, it took us 4 hours...
Things need to change. Access shouldn’t be an afterthought. We shouldn’t be an afterthought.