Disability

Are you interested in working with marginalised and disadvantaged communities? Are you passionate about tackling discrimination and social injustice? Would you like to obtain a professionally endorsed degree in Community Development? Sign up now for the 10 week online Unblocking Potential Programme to start an amazing journey which will transform your life and the lives of people in oppressed communities!

Have you often thought you would like to go to university, but don't have the qualifications? Perhaps you had negative experiences of school and lack confidence in your ability to learn? This online course, running over the summer, will help you to overcome the barriers to your learning and enable you to develop skills needed for learning at university.

Always wanted to go to university, but never had the chance? Come along to the information session to find your path back into education! This session will provide information on the Unblocking Potential: Bridge over Troublesome Knowledge Course. This 6-8 week Ulster University access course will be delivered in community settings in Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon. Funded by Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council as part of their Peace IV activities, the course aims to build self confidence, develop understanding of barriers to learning and provide access to higher education. Course fees are covered by the PEACE IV Programme and the course is accredited by Ulster University.

Always wanted to go to university, but never had the chance? Come along to the information session to find your path back into education! This session will provide information on the Unblocking Potential: Bridge over Troublesome Knowledge Course. This 6-8 week Ulster University access course will be delivered in community settings in Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon. Funded by Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council as part of their Peace IV activities, the course aims to build self confidence, develop understanding of barriers to learning and provide access to higher education. Course fees are covered by the PEACE IV Programme and the course is accredited by Ulster University.

Always wanted to go to university, but never had the chance? Come along to the information session to find your path back into education! This session will provide information on the Unblocking Potential: Bridge over Troublesome Knowledge Course. This 6-8 week Ulster University access course will be delivered in community settings in Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon. Funded by Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council as part of their Peace IV activities, the course aims to build self confidence, develop understanding of barriers to learning and provide access to higher education. Course fees are covered by the PEACE IV Programme and the course is accredited by Ulster University.

Always wanted to go to university, but never had the chance? Sign up to the Unblocking Potential Programme to find your path back into education! This Ulster University access course will be delivered in partnership with Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon Council as part of their Peace IV activities. The 6 week course aims to build self confidence, develop understanding of barriers to learning and provide access to higher education. Course fees are covered by the PEACE IV Programme and the course is accredited by Ulster University.

Have you often thought you would like to go to university, but don't have the qualifications? Perhaps you had negative experiences of school and lack confidence in your ability to learn? This online course, running on Thurs evenings from 7-9pm will help you to overcome the barriers to your learning and enable you to develop skills needed for learning at university.

Understand what is meant by the ‘PDA Profile’ within autism, and how this may present. Explore a range of key strategies you can use in your professional role to support an individual within the PDA profile of autism. For more information, please contact our training team by calling: 028 9040 1729 (Option 4) or email: [email protected]

The course is aimed at all staff working with people who do, or may, self-harm.

This is a free of charge, open learning session aimed at sighted people. The 90 minute meeting, delivered online via Teams, is an opportunity for friends, family and the wider general public to get a fuller understanding of what it is like to live with sight loss.

In the month of May, we have 6 Patient Advocacy workshops designed to teach you more about the healthcare system in Northern Ireland. Spots are still available for the following dates, so register today! All workshops will be held on Zoom. Thursday, May 5th at 4pm Wednesday, May 11th at 7pm Thursday, May 12th at 4pm Friday, May 20th at 1pm Wednesday, May 25th at 7pm Monday, May 30th at 1pm

Human Health Project (HHP) is now accepting registrations for our Zoom workshops. Would you like to be heard, learn how to navigate the healthcare system, and find essential information to empower you to take action and ownership of your care plan? Would you like to be an ePatient or caregiver who is proactive and uses technological tools to seek information about your health? If the answer is YES, do not wait any longer! Please register for one of the workshops https://humanhealthproject.org/workshops/ If you have any questions, please email [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

This two-hour, online course is aimed for all healthcare professionals who want to support autistic patients within their role.

This 90-minute nutshell course will refresh, inform and update learners on Universal Credit calculations and will include detail on the following: How to perform manual calculations How to build entitlement to SDP transitional amounts within the calculation How to forecast transitional protection Tricky points to look out for (like carers/LCW clashes and “permitted works”)

Thrive: access to employment is for social ventures using business solutions to offer the most innovative ideas to improve access to employment for people distant from the labour market. That could be by providing training and support into employment, or through direct employment opportunities.

We would like to Invite you to the first of our Virtual Talks on Tuesday 24th November 2020 at 7pm.

RNIB will be hosting a Visual Impairment Awareness workshop on Tuesday 26 February, 12.30 to 3.30pm in our Derry/Londonderry office, 3 Strand Road, BT48 7BH.

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SUSE+ are offering limited number of places on the Welding Academy. This is an opportunity to gain a Level 1 qualification in welding and engage with prospective employers. Contact Theresa Mc Glinchey on 07799348858

Ever wondered what human rights really are and what they mean? Who are they for? How can human rights standards support work for women’s rights and gender equality? Join Women's Spaces share your thoughts, ideas and questions, and find out about what human rights are and how they can support all women and girls in Northern Ireland!