The largest pan-disability organisation in the UK and Ireland providing services and advocating for the rights of Deaf and Disabled People
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ALT Disabled Persons Allowance. You may be eligible for a 25% rates reduction if: a person with a disability lives in your home; and the property has been adapted to meet the needs of the disabled person. Adaptions need to meet specific criteria.
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ALT FIRST DATES FLYER ALT TEXT A blue gradient background with a large pink title saying ‘FIRST DATES.’ One image of the First Dates Maître d' Fred Sirieix in a welcoming pose with his arms outstretched. Text reads: ARE YOU LOOKING FOR LOVE? WE CAN HELP YOU FIND YOUR PERFECT MATCH! THE WORLD’S MOST ROMANTIC RESTAURANT IS OPENING UP ITS DOORS FOR ANOTHER SERIES OF UNFORGETTABLE BLIND DATES. FRED AND HIS TEAM ARE READY TO RECEIVE YOUR APPLICATION NOW! APPLY VIA THIS LINK www.firstdatescasting.co.uk For more information on how we process your data, please see our privacy policy: https://www.twentytwenty.tv/tv_production_privacy.aspx There is also a QR code that takes users to the website.
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ALT Poster titled #HalfFareUnfair. Text states that disabled people in Northern Ireland should be entitled to free public transport and asks why NI is the only part of the UK and Ireland without it. It encourages people to take a stand and demand change. Below the text are colourful silhouettes of disabled people, including individuals using wheelchairs, crutches, a walker, a cane, and a guide dog, along with supporters. The bottom section lists three protest dates and locations: • Protest 1: Bangor train/bus station – Thursday 11th December at 1pm • Protest 2: Londonderry bus station – Tuesday 16th December at 1pm • Protest 3: Belfast Grand Central Station – Thursday 18th December at 1pm.
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ALT A hand holding a blue paintbrush stroke with the words “Project Management” in the centre. Around it, handwritten black arrows point to terms such as communication, teamwork, analysis, budget, planning, problem solving, milestones, control, risks, goals, and deadlines.
ALT Flyer titled ‘Do you have an air fryer at home?’. Text invites adults over 18 living on the island of Ireland who use an air fryer at least twice per week to complete an online questionnaire about their experiences. Includes details on eligibility, that the study involves an online questionnaire, and a link to https://bit.ly/AirfryerSurvey plus a QR code. On the right side is an overhead photo of an air fryer basket filled with seasoned chicken drumsticks and cherry tomatoes. Logos for Air Fryer Insights, ZERO2FIVE Cardiff Metropolitan University, and Safefood appear along the bottom.
ALT A beige graphic with soft abstract shapes in light green at the top-right and bottom-left. The Disability Action logo appears at the top in purple and green. Below it, a rounded purple banner with white text reads: “Celebrating International Day of Persons with Disabilities.” Further down, black text says: “Disability Action are proud to be an organisation for and by disabled people. Championing disabled people’s leadership across Northern Ireland.” At the bottom, the bold text reads: “Nothing about us, without us.
ALT A display table set up for Disability Action. The table is covered with leaflets, brochures, pens, fidget spinners, and sweets. Behind the table is a tall Empower-branded pop-up stand with information about support for disabled people seeking work, including a QR code and the programme logo. The setting appears to be an office room with chairs and vertical blinds.
ALT Four women are gathered around a circular table in a large, well-lit room with tall stone columns. Three women are seated, and one stands behind them, smiling. There are drinks, cups, and papers with names written on them on the table.
ALT A close-up of a man in a dark suit leaning down to speak with a woman in a blue hoodie who is seated in a wheelchair. They are looking at each other and smiling. A name plaque for "Joanne Sansome" is visible on the desk in front of them, along with some papers.
ALT A close-up view of a monitor displaying a video feed of a man speaking from behind a desk, flanked by two women. Below the speaker, there are split screens showing two sign language interpreters, one male and one female. The image is taken from an elevated position, with the main chamber in the blurred background.
ALT A wide, high-angle shot of a formal chamber, possibly a parliament or assembly hall, featuring wood-paneled walls and a royal blue carpet with a patterned border. People are seated in tiered rows along the sides, facing a central dais where a few individuals are standing or seated. Two large screens above the dais display a sign language interpreter.
ALT Two staff members from Disability Action stand behind a display table promoting the DA Skills Hub – Skills for Life & Work programme. The table is covered with information leaflets, flyers and purple-branded materials, with an Empower tablecloth at the front. Behind them are two large purple pop-up banners with details about the programme. They are set up in a school sports hall with brick walls and a basketball hoop visible in the background.