Take part in an online meeting led by local people who are blind and vision impaired. The aim of these groups is to work on local access issues, to feed into NCBI national campaigns, and to make effective and positive changes
Research has found that by adding even the simplest nature connection practices to our daily life that we can experience the health and wellbeing benefits for months and years to come.
Join us for this interactive workshop in which Sarah Hourigan of Nature Therapy Ireland will guide you in exploring your connection to nature, to yourself and to a community of like-minded people.
What are Virtual Technology Clubs? The Virtual Technology Clubs are online Group Chats where you can learn about and discuss the latest in technology that can help overcome any barriers
The purpose of this group is to highlight access and mobility challenges faced by people who are blind or vision impaired.
There will be four sessions in this series, please register your interest for any/all the groups you would like to attend. Each session will be based on a selected topic with time for parents to speak to each other. The series will be run over the next four months on the last Monday of the month at 10.30 am online via Teams. It is not necessary for your baby to be with you for this session.Â
Everything is set up for the 19th Working Age Forum (WAF), so if you would like to register and participate in the conversation, read on. The forum is organised by
What are Virtual Technology Clubs? The Virtual Technology Clubs are online Group Chats where you can learn about and discuss the latest in technology that can help overcome any barriers
Are you a person living with sight loss from the West Region? Join the Local Advocacy Network North-East region meeting. Take part in an online meeting led by local people
Join here Claire Shorten is a qualified geography and history secondary school teacher, completing her Professional Masters in Education at Maynooth University in 2019. She was the first fully blind
Are you a person living with sight loss from Cork or Kerry? Join the Local Advocacy Network North-East region meeting. Take part in an online meeting led by local people
This is the forth in a series of interactive sessions for parents/guardians of children from birth to 6 years old. These sessions are designed to guide you through the early years of your child's development.
Dr. Marta Bielawska will share her experience and will be joined by people who have already been along this journey.
Topic:Â How to encourage movement and outdoor activities that are fun but also beneficial for physical and sensory development.
Are you a person living with sight loss from the Mid-West Region? Join the Local Advocacy Network meeting. Take part in an online meeting led by local people who are