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March

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Past events

Are you Being Served Information Event

Friday 19 March 2010

'Are You Being Served?' Information Event Friday 19th March 2010 10am-3pm FREE BUFFET LUNCH Premier Inn, Ballater Street, Glasgow. We are inviting all disabled people in the South West of Glasgow who are interesred in finding out how their local services are shaped, and who may wish to become involved in decision making, to an information event. People can find out: Who makes the decisions about the services that impact on thier lives?; How well do these agencies/partnerships serve disabled people?; How you can get your voice heard and shape services? Examples discussed will include, Community Health & Care Partnerships (CHCPs), Community Planning Partnerships (CPPs), and Community Councils. Tea, coffee & biscuits will be avasilable. Booking is Essential Call Linda or Shirley on 0141 556 7103 or email lindaalgie@gdaonline.co.uk to book a place.
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Conference on the European Union

Tuesday 31 March 2009

Tuesday 31st March 2009 10:30am – 4:30pm West Park Centre, Dundee Taxis will be provided to take you to the bus leaving from WEST Brewery, Binnie Place, Bridgeton at 8:15am. Taxis will collect you from the bus on return which will be approx 6pm. Citizenship Academy, GDA and the Electoral Commission are running a free conference to explain to disabled people: • What the European Union is doing for disabled people. • What the main political parties in Scotland will do for you in Europe. • How to vote in the upcoming European elections.
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Access To Learning & Work. How can we Help?

Thursday 26 March 2009

Thursday 26th March 2009 9:30am - 3:30pm Glasgow Centre for Inclusive Living, 117-127 Brook Street, Glasgow, G40 3AP Speakers and workshops include: • “Welfare Reform, the new Employment Support Allowance”. Inclusion Scotland will explore how this affects disabled people. • “A Life with Work – Building the Dream”. The aim of this session will be what services are already in place and proving effective, what services don’t work well, and what still needs to be developed. • “Tell It Like It Is”. Come and have your say on how Skills Development Scotland can get it right with our marketing materials. • “ Independent Living and Learning” - The need for learning opportunites to be supported by access to a whole range of services promoting choice, control and empowerment. What do you think? In partnership with Skills Development Scotland and Inclusion Scotland.
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