Supporting Adults and Children with Learning and Physical Disabilities, across the Isle of Wight.
Registered Charity Number : 1082837
Signposts and Useful Links
There are many helpful and useful services available for people with a learning disability on the Isle of Wight, and Nationally. Listed Below are contact details for some trusted sources of help, advice and information.
Royal MencapNational charity that campaigns for the rights of people with a learning disability. Their website has many resources and useful information for people with learning disabilities and their carers. |
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LD FoundationNational Foundation supporting people with learning disabilities and their carers. This site has many sources of information and a forum for discussion on all topics relating to learning disabilities. |
Symbol WorldText and symbols make this website a colourful and fun place to be with many activities, learning pages and interactive games for people that can communicate with symbols. |
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WidgetSpecialising in software to assist people with special needs. Information Technology can assist people with learning disabilities in a wide range of ways, from organising infomation to researching it. |
ParadigmAccessible resource site for people with a learning disabilitie and their carers.Paradigm is Filled with lot's of advice and many, links to useful sites and resources. The link below will open the accessible version of their site. |
Valuing PeopleValuing People is the government's plan for making the lives of people with learning disabilities and their families better. The website includes news on the latest national developments. |
Stars in the Sky LondonStars in the Sky London are our new partners and are supporting us with the new friendship and dating service, Knowing me Knowing you. To find out more information about what they do please visit their website. |
People FirstPeople First on the Isle of Wight does not yet have its own web page, but will have soon here in the Gateway's site, however you can find more about the work we do by visiting the national people first website. |
