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  • DWP Young Persons and Mental Health Community Partner Roles

    30 January 2017

    Applications are open until 10 February for vacancies to be a Community Partner with the DWP across the country ,helping to shape support for disabled people.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Regulation of Sex Establishments Consultation

    25 January 2017

    The Disability Hub would like to draw your attention to Sheffield City Council’s Review of Sex Establishments in the City policy and consultation survey ( which closes on 3rd February ).

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Care at Home in Sheffield Survey

    25 January 2017

    Healthwatch Sheffield is carrying out a survey of care at home following a recent report from Sheffield City Council called “Independent, Safe and Well”, which shows that people in Sheffield are less happy with their care and support than in the Yorkshire and Humber region and nationally.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Young Carers Activity Fund Application

    25 January 2017

    Applications close at 5pm on 23rd February 2017 for this fund designed to give young carers aged under 18 a break from their caring role.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Get Yourself Active January Newsletter

    23 January 2017

    Disability Sheffield is one of four Disabled People’s User Led Organisations (DPULOs), working together to develop better opportunities for disabled people to get active. Read the partnership’s latest news.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Sheffield Equality Hub Network Newsletter January 2017

    23 January 2017

    Catch up with all the latest news and events from across the Sheffield Equality Hub Network for January 2017.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Sheffield Autism Partnership Survey

    22 January 2017

    If you’re affected by autism there’s still a chance to give your views on the new Autism Partnership being set up in the city to improve opportunities and services for people with autism. The closing date for their online survey is 13 February 2017.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Holocaust Memorial Day

    20 January 2017

    To commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day Sheffield are holding a candlelit vigil on Thursday 26 January 2017, 5.30pm to 7pm in the Winter Garden. Disability Sheffield volunteer Deborah Sunday, who undertakes a large amount of work around equality and is a member of the Disability Hub, will be making a reading.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Disabled man wins Supreme Court 'Wheelchair v buggy' case

    19 January 2017

    Doug Paulley’s win at the Supreme Court is an important milestone for disabled people but there is concern over the extent of the ruling.

    FULL ARTICLE

  • Successful fundraising gig raised over £1100

    19 January 2017

    Thank you to everyone who took time to come to our charity fundraiser on Saturday night at Crookes Working Mens Club. It was an awesome evening that someone has described as ‘only in Sheffield could that have happened’ night.

    FULL ARTICLE
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