The Wayfinding Centre is the world’s first accessible transport training centre dedicated to improving transport accessibility for individuals with disabilities
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Join us as an Access Ambassador! If you’re interested in playing an active role in shaping transport services and policies, we invite you to visit @TheWayfinding Centre during their next Access Ambassador Information Session on Thursday 10th April.
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The Wayfinding Centre is committed to reshaping the world of transport and mobility, collaborating on solutions to the challenges experienced by people with disabilities. Learn more about our world-first innovative facility below - https://t.co/wOuf9zWja3
We discussed the work of the Wayfinding Centre, and shared our vision of inclusive and accessible travel for all. We spoke about the need to work together to improve access to the built environment and all modes of travel, including aviation.
This incredible cafe supports people with learning difficulties and autism, helping them secure meaningful jobs with a bright future. So, if you want food that makes you feel good while doing good, check out their menus at Loaf Cafes!
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We’re thrilled to have the award-winning Loaf Cafes, a social enterprise that’s part of the @NOW_Group providing catering at the @TheWayfinding Centre today for our training participants.
Loaf Cafes are not just about great food; they’re about making a difference.
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...Generating a greater awareness of the inequalities that exist across public transport journeys and creating new possibilities so that people with disabilities can access the community in whatever way they choose”
Chantelle Smith, @TheWayfinding Centre Manager -
“This award of funding will allow us to reshape the future of transport and mobility with people who have disabilities...
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We are honored to be part of this initiative and look forward to making a significant difference in the lives of people with disabilities across Ireland.
We are thrilled to announce that #WayfindingCentre is one of 14 organisations awarded funding under the @Rethink_Ireland Disability Participation and Awareness Fund 2024
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A one-year €2.4M fund dedicated to driving urgent change for people with disabilities
This will empower us to expand our Disability Awareness Training at our world-first facility, enhancing our ability to accelerate access and skills-building for individuals with disabilities
Your support in spreading the word and engaging with the campaign will make a significant difference and create a safer, more inclusive environment for everyone.
#ClearOurPaths campaign is set to run on social media from today until August 23rd. Each @Vision_Irl we'll highlight different obstacles that impact the daily lives of those who are blind or vision impaired.
By raising awareness and fostering a greater understanding of the challenges faced by our community, we can encourage more thoughtful and considerate behaviors from the public.
@epilepsyireland @HHumphreysFG Huge congratulations to everyone involved in making this a reality.
This initiative marks a significant advancement for people with disabilities.
It not only promotes greater independence but also helps people access education, employment and participating fully in society
The Wayfinding Centre and @Vision_Irl welcomes the announcement by the Minister for Social Protection, @HHumphreysFG TD, regarding the opening of the application process for the newly extended Free Travel Scheme.
Delighted to introduce the new free travel pass for people medically unable to drive.
This will be a vital support for people with disabilities - making their lives that bit easier and giving them more independence.
Huge thank you to @epilepsyireland for working with us.
@HHumphreysFG @epilepsyireland@welfare_ie This initiative marks a significant advancement for people with disabilities.
Expanding access to free public transportation and promoting greater independence will benefit all of society.
Well done to all involved @HHumphreysFG
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"Our visit has left a lasting impression on all of us, exposing us to the deeply rooted barriers experienced by people with disabilities in Ireland and reinforcing the importance of accessibility and inclusion for all."
Anne-Marie McCullagh - Accessibility Engineer at @Workhuman