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ALT Back row L-R - Emma Geddis-NIHE, Laura Loane-Disability Action, Stephen Marks- Supporting Communities, Nuala Toman- Disability Action , Declan McGarrigle, Director of Managing Authority, SEUPB, Front Row- L-R - James Casey - ILMI, Andrea Brown CEO-Disability Action, Erin Mc Greehan - Chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Colm Mc Daid - CEO Supporting Communities, Stephanie McKillop - Supporting Communities, Gemma Robinson - Disability Action
ALT Graphic promoting Disability Action's 40 Reasons Why Employment Conference on Wednesday 21 October at Hilton Hotel Belfast. Text reads: “40 years of Disability Action. 40 reasons to employ disabled people.” The conference will focus on disabled talent and turning inclusion into practical action. A highlighted box introduces the 40 Reasons Challenge, where delegates will contribute reasons why employers should recruit, retain and progress disabled people.
ALT Morning programme for Disability Action's 40 Reasons Why conference. Sessions begin at 9:30am with registration, exhibitors and the 40 Reasons Wall, followed by a welcome at 10am, Ministerial Opening at 10:05am, MC Scene-Setter at 10:20am, 40 Years One Movement at 10:30am, keynote from Kristel Miller at 10:40am, and Refresh and Connect at 11am.
ALT Afternoon programme for Disability Action's 40 Reasons Why conference. Panel 1 begins at 11:15am, followed by Lunch and Showcase at 12:30pm, Breakouts at 1:15pm, Panel 2 at 2:30pm, The 40th Reason at 3:30pm, and Stay and Connect at 4pm. The graphic ends with a call to register for 40 Reasons Why.
ALT A graphic with the Department of Education logo, an image of someone typing on a laptop at a desk, accompanied with text that reads, "Applications sought for DE appointed members to CCEA, CCMS and DECs, Apply Now".
ALT Graphic promoting Disability Action's 40 Reasons Why Employment Conference on Wednesday 21 October at Hilton Hotel Belfast. Text reads: “40 years of Disability Action. 40 reasons to employ disabled people.” The conference will focus on disabled talent and turning inclusion into practical action. A highlighted box introduces the 40 Reasons Challenge, where delegates will contribute reasons why employers should recruit, retain and progress disabled people.
ALT Morning programme for Disability Action's 40 Reasons Why conference. Sessions begin at 9:30am with registration, exhibitors and the 40 Reasons Wall, followed by a welcome at 10am, Ministerial Opening at 10:05am, MC Scene-Setter at 10:20am, 40 Years One Movement at 10:30am, keynote from Kristel Miller at 10:40am, and Refresh and Connect at 11am.
ALT Afternoon programme for Disability Action's 40 Reasons Why conference. Panel 1 begins at 11:15am, followed by Lunch and Showcase at 12:30pm, Breakouts at 1:15pm, Panel 2 at 2:30pm, The 40th Reason at 3:30pm, and Stay and Connect at 4pm. The graphic ends with a call to register for 40 Reasons Why.
ALT A hand drawing on a whiteboard with a black marker
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.
ALT Image of a yellow warning symbol with the DATS logo above
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.
ALT Purple phone symbol with green tick beside it, indicating the phone lines are working.
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.
ALT Purple phone icon with a red circle and white exclamation mark inside it, indicating phone line disruptions.
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.