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Join Us on Video to Talk About the Lockdown

Join Us on Video to Talk About the Lockdown

Hear what it’s really like being in lockdown from people with learning disabilities or autism as we discuss our experiences of being in isolation and invite you to take part. In our Sheffield Voices video members of the public join our learning disability group, Sheffield Voices, on webcam and talk about the good and the bad things about being in lockdown, social distancing and self isolating.

If you would like to join us in the next video please contact Disability Sheffield on 0114 2536750 or email kathryn.littlewood@disabilitysheffield.org.uk or even better send us a private message through our Sheffield Voices Facebook page. .

Don’t forget our Sheffield Voices Coffee Mornings take place every Tuesday and Thursday at 11am until 12pm, that’s for one hour on ZOOM which is an online meeting space. Again get in touch as above if you’d like to join us.

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