Many of the people we support at The Disabilities Trust have had their lives transformed by assistive technology and are able to live more independently, maximise their ability to make choices and communicate with others. Disabled people in the wider community can visit our ConnectAbility Hub in East Sussex, where they can try assistive communications technology - free of charge - to see what would help them and to get advice. Watch the video to find out more:
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Congratulations to Zoe & Claudette, two Disabilities Trust staff trekked off bright and early from Goodwood Racecourse as part of ‘JustWalk’, a unique charity challenge across the South Downs.
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BIRT to exhibit at head injury information days
Graham Anderson House is exhibiting at two Head Injury Information days in Glasgow and Edinburgh in May. Dr Brian O’Neill will be presenting: “Can technology help overcome mood problems?” Don't miss it!
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Tŷ Aberdafen at Brain Injury Group annual conference
Tŷ Aberdafen will be exhibiting at the South West Wales Brain Injury Group’s annual conference on May 18th at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea, discussing with delegates how they support adults with a brain injury.
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