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skip to main content toggle navigation home news features accessible holidays & days out bathrooms independent living mobility motability blog competitions issues events annual webs drive magazine contact us subscribe advertisers scotland’s first ever dementia friendly park competition: win a myhailo petrol pump attendance hailer wdbs coaching zone to be sponsored by go green energy revolutionary glove shortlisted for award chelsea foundation’s disability showcase derby success for neale and ahmed scotland’s first ever dementia friendly park scotland’s first ever dementia friendly park is being launched yesterday (5th) in one of stirling’s best used recreational areas by walking charity, paths for all. in a bid to make stirling’s kings park more accessible to everyone, the city space has been transformed to allow those living with dementia to be able to enjoy, and feel safe in, outdoor spaces. minister for mental health, maureen watt, attended to officially open the park. a celebration event between 1pm - 3pm was held at the smith art gallery and museum on dumbarton road, to discuss the changes made to the park. read more about scotland’s first ever dementia friendly park add new comment long lane equestrian centre gains accessibility mark long lane equestrian centre, based in derby has signed up to a national scheme, accessibility mark, to encourage more disabled riders to take up horse riding. following an appeal by the riding for the disabled association (rda) for more centres to apply for the accessibility mark accreditation to help meet demand in the north midlands area, the centre decided to jump on board. a study by the rda found that this region has the highest level of unmet demand amongst disabled riders than anywhere else in the uk. the rda, in partnership with the british equestrian federation (bef), launched the revolutionary accessibility mark scheme to work with commercial riding centres with the aim of getting more disabled people to participate in 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to fit a range of body shapes. aergo is the brainchild of ceo, sheana yu, a london-based design engineer. having suffered with scoliosis throughout her life, sheana is on a mission to create inclusive products that empower people with postural needs to be more independent. read more about aergo - designed to empower add new comment scotland’s first dementia friendly park opens scotland’s first ever dementia friendly park is being launched today (5th) in one of stirling’s best used recreational areas by walking charity, paths for all. in a bid to make stirling’s kings park more accessible to everyone, the city space has been transformed to allow those living with dementia to be able to enjoy, and feel safe in, outdoor spaces. minister for mental health, maureen watt, will be there to officially open the park. a celebration event between 1pm - 3pm was held at the smith art gallery and museum on dumbarton road, to discuss the changes made to the park. a tour of the park provided opportunities to learn how better design of outdoor spaces can help improve the quality of life for anyone living with dementia. read more about scotland’s first dementia friendly park opens add new comment competition: win a myhailo petrol pump attendance hailer enter our competition to win a myhailo unique wireless key fob, which enables drivers to call for assistance from their car. the myhailo system, which is endorsed by the charity disability motoring uk , enables drivers with mobility problems to avoid the humiliation of having to blast their horn or wave out of the window to summon an attendant, or even being verbally abused by other drivers. read more about competition: win a myhailo petrol pump attendance hailer add new comment app launch aims to improve washroom standards an innovative new app has been launched which aims to raise washroom standards in businesses and public places across the uk. the cleen app is free to download and enables customers and visitors to rate the washrooms in any type of venue from restaurants and shopping centres to sports stadia and airports. with the cleen app, users can either compliment accessible and clean washrooms or post complaints and issues they have faced such as dirty basins, no soap or toilet paper, access problems for people with disabilities and lack of baby changing facilities. the reviews are fun and easy to post by clicking different icons and users can even upload photographs to support their review. read more about app launch aims to improve washroom standards add new comment disabled led arts festival set to launch in birmingham sensibility festival, which will run from friday 18 to sunday 20 may, is co-produced by people with sensory impairments the festival, which will be held across midlands arts centre (mac) and touchbase pears, aims to make arts more accessible for disabled people a unique arts festival, co-produced by people with complex disabilities, and developed by the national disability charity, sense, and midlands arts centre (mac), is set to take place in birmingham from friday 18 to sunday 20 may. the sensibility festival, which will be held across two venues: midlands arts centre (mac) and touchbase pears in selly oak, invites the public to explore, play and experiment in a setting that has been curated by local artists and participants with multi-sensory impairments. read more about disabled led arts festival set to launch in birmingham add new comment wdbs coaching zone to be sponsored by go green energy world disability billiards and snooker (wdbs) has today announced an innovative new sponsorship deal with independent renewable energy company go green energy for the 2018/19 season. beginning with the wdbs welsh open in june, each friday open day staged by wdbs will now incorporate a new ‘coaching zone’ at which people with disabilities can receive advice and guidance from a wpbsa world snooker coach. to be sponsored by go green energy, the designated area will be open not only to regular wdbs players, but also newcomers and local community groups to participate in snooker. read more about wdbs coaching zone to be sponsored by go green energy add new comment revolutionary glove shortlisted for award the rapael smart glove is revolutionising patient rehabilitation thanks to its interactive gaming element, which encourages and motivates its users to keep repeating measured movements. with its range of games that, using algorithms, adapt to the progression of its users, the rapael smart glove brings feeling and movement back to inactive parts of the hand, wrist and forearm. not only does the outstanding piece of equipment increase the difficulty of the movements and games with the patient’s progression, it also tracks and records their development. read more about revolutionary glove shortlisted for award add new comment louise sugden becomes european para powerlifting champion just ten months after taking up para powerlifting, louise sugden has been crowned european champion after a stunning gold medal win in france. louise lifted 108kg at the para powerlifting european championships in berck-sur-mer to see off competition from spain’s maria alcoba and azerbaijan’s aytan baghirova. read more about louise sugden becomes european para powerlifting champion add new comment chelsea foundation’s disability showcase the chelsea foundation’s inaugural disability showcase proved a huge success with more than 850 young people and adults with varying disabilities visiting cobham and stamford bridge for a weekend of football fun. the two-day event, which was the largest football disability showcase event in the uk, began at our cobham training ground on saturday before switching to stamford bridge on sunday. in total, more than 850 participants were involved over the weekend, incorporating eight disability football tournaments with 80 teams from 30 different clubs taking part. read more about chelsea foundation’s disability showcase add new comment people with mental health problems failed by companies citizens advice research reveals limited, inconsistent and patchy support for people with mental health problems. energy and telecoms were rated the worst sectors for customer service and additional support, while water companies were seen most favourably. the number of people with mental health problems seeking advice from citizens advice on utilities and communications issues has soared, at double the pace of people overall. citizens advice found: people with mental health problems are 4 times more likely to have gone without essentials, such as food, to pay their landline, broadband or mobile phone bill 13% of those with mental health problems have had their landline, broadband or mobile service disconnected once or more due to lack of payment read more about people with mental health problems failed by companies add new comment lincolnshire care home rated outstanding by the care quality commission the care quality 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