Wicklow Triple A Alliance are running a Bowling Club for Neurodiverse Youth on the first and third Monday of the month, from 7-8pm in these venues: Bray Bowl for Teens… Continue Reading Wicklow Triple A Bowling Club
Active Healthy Me programme
A new programme called ‘Active Healthy Me’ provides information for people with disabilities on the importance and benefits of being physically active, how to live a healthy lifestyle and the… Continue Reading Active Healthy Me programme
New Accessibility Toolkit for Community Groups
Wicklow County Council’s Disability & Inclusion Steering Committee (DISC) has launched a new Accessibility Toolkit for community groups and clubs to support them to make their services and activities more… Continue Reading New Accessibility Toolkit for Community Groups
Patients Deserve Better campaign
There is no Community Neurorehabilitation Team for people living in the CHO6 HSE area, which includes Wicklow. The Neurological Alliance of Ireland has launched a social media campaign on this.… Continue Reading Patients Deserve Better campaign
New Accessible Toolkit for Sports Clubs
Does your sports club need support and guidance on how to become more inclusive? CARA Sport Inclusion Ireland have launched an Xcessible Club Toolkit for sports clubs. The toolkit is… Continue Reading New Accessible Toolkit for Sports Clubs
New ADHD App launched
The ADHD in Adults National Clinical Programme in partnership with ADHD Ireland and the UCD School of Psychology have launched a new Adult ADHD App. The App provides self-care and… Continue Reading New ADHD App launched
Lakers Guided Walks in Glendalough
Lakers Social and Recreational Club’s Glendalough guided walks are back on the 16th of October! Join them on one of their three walks around the beautiful landscape of Glendalough. All… Continue Reading Lakers Guided Walks in Glendalough
Wicklow Triple A Alliance Autumn Calendar of Events
Wicklow Triple A Alliance has a jam-packed series of autum events – from clubs and classes to trips and events. Find out more at this link.
DFI Self-advocacy Survey
The Disability Federation of Ireland wants you to tell them about your self-advocacy work – what you are doing and what you need – in their DFI self-advocacy survey. Click… Continue Reading DFI Self-advocacy Survey
IMPACT employment initiative for people with disabilities
The IMPACT employment initiative supports people with disabilities to get the job you really want, upskill, progress in your career, or become self-employed. This free service is open to people… Continue Reading IMPACT employment initiative for people with disabilities