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The Centre for Independent Living

We are a membership and user led organisation, run and controlled by disabled people. We promote independent living for disabled people in Sheffield. By independent living we mean that disabled people have the same freedom and rights to exercise choice and control over their own lives as any other person.

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What About Me?

What About Me?

We are working in partnership with Sunderland People First and the University of Sheffield to carry out this research project . We are trying to find people with a learning disability and carers who look after people with a learning disability, who do not have a social care budget or any formal support. We can give you vouchers worth £45, to interview you online about what your lives look like.

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Free Cycling Opportunities in March

Free Cycling Opportunities in March

Our inclusive cycling project, Sheffield Cycling 4 All, is peddling into Spring offering free all-ability cycling sessions to give disabled people and people with long-term health conditions more opportunity to ride a wide array of cycles in safe surroundings. With over 30 different trikes and bikes which can be adapted to you, the sessions at various venues are run by a trained session leader and a range of volunteers.

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Friday 22nd March

Concord Park Inclusive Cycling Day - 10.30 – 2.30

This will be Sheffield Cycling 4 All’s first time cycling in Concord Park. No need to book but you will need to fill in a...

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Tuesday 19th March

Parkwood Springs Inclusive Off Road Cycling - 10.30 start

Prebooked slots, starting at 10.30. Come and try out off-road cycling on the tracks and trails of Parkwood Springs, Sheffield. Experience Community from Leeds will...

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Wednesday 20th March

Sheffield’s Working Jobs Fair - 10am-12pm

Co-run with Jobcentre Plus South Yorkshire and give visitors a chance to meet local employers and ask about their latest vacancies. Venue Bramall Ln, Highfield,...

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Disability Sheffield Volunteer John Playing Away

Disability Sheffield Volunteer John Playing Away

Disability Sheffield volunteer John Quinn ( pictured right ) has started to stage new moves in his writing career – with two of his plays being performed in the city soon. A short piece of his has been chosen for a night of new work to be held at Theatre Deli in Sheffield on Tuesday April 9th and a full-length work will be seen at Sheffield Theatres in the summer.

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What should Social Workers be Taught?

What should Social Workers be Taught?

The Knowledge Bank are a group of people who have all had social workers and they work with the social work team at The University of Sheffield to represent the views of people with lived experience. The team are reviewing what they teach on the course and has asked The Knowledge Bank to find out what people think makes a good social worker. And to do this they want to hear from people in the South Yorkshire area who also have experience of social workers.

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BSL Acting Intensive Course

BSL Acting Intensive Course

Are you deaf and into acting? If so you could benefit from a new course being held this summer. BSL Acting Intensive is described as ‘a fun, practical and intensive week of deaf-led actor training.’ The five-day course is created by the Royal Central School Of Speech and Drama and Deafinitely Theatre in collaboration with Graeae Theatre Company.

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