Spring is on its Way
What does it mean for You? by Michaela Aitken What a wonderful day its bright out, my coat stays on the hanger as I walk
What does it mean for You? by Michaela Aitken What a wonderful day its bright out, my coat stays on the hanger as I walk
Brexit: What does it mean for Deaf and Disabled people living in the Welfare State? by Michaela Aitken Today I received some disability news that
In March 2015 the Access to Work (AtW) payments scheme was capped for induvidials at 1.5 times the National Average Salary. This left Deaf and Disabled
Do you know about the Disabled Persons Railcard? It provides great travel discounts for you and a companion. If you have a disability, for £20
UPDATE: The PIP saga rumbles on with the Government now committed to reviewing 1.6 million claims at a cost of £3.7 Billion by 2023. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-42862904 It seems to
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Productivity fell this year between March and June by 0.1 per cent despite people working for longer hours, the ONS found. Chancellor Philip Hammond had this
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Some general Advice for clear communication for people with hearing loss. A small amount of thought and effort in communicating with deaf and
MidlandsAbility Improving Workplace Opportunity for those with Disabilities Our director Imran Umar had the pleasure of attending the MidlandsAbility Network Launch at KPMG in Birmingham.
An Event on behalf of James Wolfe Primary School in Greenwich, London Are you a deaf parent, or are you a parent of a
The welfare state set up to support Britain after the First World War was to ensure our economic success with so many injured and disabled
The 2017 General Election is fast approaching and the parties have all published their manifestos. So how do they score on accessibility?; Conservative Party:
Mental Health Awareness Week 2017 has started and there seems to be a greater push than ever to raise awareness of mental and in doing
Having read our previous article on how to learn languages let’s have a look at some useful ideas for learning British Sign Language (BSL). In
The benefits of second language learning on a developing mind is talked about a lot. I think it is self-evident that many, many parents want to
You may have heard of Ted Talks – you maybe an avid follower of new speakers or it’s something we are introducing to you, in
As some of you may be aware there’s a rather popular TV show on right now, The Great British Bake Off. We thought it was a great
As some of you may be aware there’s a rather popular TV show on right now, The Great British Bake Off. We thought it was a great
As some of you may be aware there’s a rather popular TV show on right now, The Great British Bake Off. We thought it was a great
As some of you may be aware there’s a rather popular TV show on right now, The Great British Bake Off. We thought it was a great
As some of you may be aware there’s a rather popular TV show on right now, The Great British Bake Off. We thought it was a great
As some of you may be aware there’s a rather popular TV show on right now, The Great British Bake Off. We thought it was a great
As some of you may be aware there’s a rather popular TV show on right now, The Great British Bake Off. We thought it was a great
Laura Gilby – Team Leader appa me ltd appa me | appa life | appa training | appa fitness | appa kids By achieving
Lea-Ann Penaluna – Team Leader appa me ltd appa me | appa life | appa training | appa fitness | appa kids Introduction I first
Kyla Aitken – Operations Director appa me ltd appa me | appa life | appa training | appa fitness | appa kids What’s in a
appa me would like to congratulate Channel 4 for their recent positive action in ring fencing 50% of their apprenticeships for people with disabilities. In
appa were delighted to see the new ‘Yes I Can’ advert for the Rio Paralympic Games 2016? The advert delivered beautifully to highlight the prospective
Turn a Corner appa were delighted at the recent successful prosecution of Ethel and Paul Neal, founders of Neals Communication. A Croydon based deaf support
Public Shaming – Shifting Perspectives Is Social Media the best method in which to raise awareness? appa looks into a recent case of mistaken perception
Universal Credit Universal credit was introduced in early 2015 (February) and now in May 2016 is being rolled out across the rest of the country.