We all make decisions on a daily basis; what to eat, what to wear, what to watch on TV, what to do this weekend and so on. Then there are bigger decisions such as should I go to university, where to live, whether to get married, have children etc. For me, these past 12 months… Continue reading Becoming a freelance journalist
This month, my role as AccessAble Champion for Hampshire went up a gear. I was given the opportunity to arrange and attend meetings with local councillors to discuss the benefits of Access Guides in our local areas. I began by sending emails to local councillors in Portsmouth, Southampton and Hampshire county council. Southampton and Hampshire got back to me reasonably… Continue reading Establishing programmes in Hampshire with AccessAble
For many disabled people, we have multiple impairments that need various accessibility requirements. In my case, I’m a full-time wheelchair user and registered blind. Therefore, not only do I need wheelchair access to places but also audio description and audio format information. Due to my complex needs, I cannot use a white cane or guide… Continue reading How AccessAble is helping wheelchair users with sight loss find their freedom | AccessAble
