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Hi. I thought I`d let you that our www.disability.fidn.co.uk website is now closed. There is still some items that where on that website to go on this one yet, but I hope this will not cause you to much Inconvenience. Robert A Hunter The website creator/editor |
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Photo`s and Video Taken at the Network Guest Speakers: Duncan Mitchell, Marketing Co-ordinator, Fife Employment Access Trust A Mr Thomson whom is Dyslectic on his live with Dyslectsia |
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This video taken at the FIDN office talking about The Fife Independent disability Network |
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COME AND MEET THE EQUALITY AND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION LEGAL TEAM |
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| Safer Communities -online reporting of hate crime. If you have experienced hate crime, don't put up with it, report it! Hate crime is when a crime or incident is perceived by the victim or any other person to be motivated by prejudice or hate on the basis of age disability gender race or ethnic origin religion, faith or belief sexual orientation You can report incidents to a number of agencies who are working together to tackle hate crime in Fife. Visit your local police station or council office phone the antisocial behaviour helpdesk on 0845 600 5702 complete and post a self-reporting form, available from community facilities and groups report an incident online by clicking here. |
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| An extra £10 million is set to be invested in the Central Heating Programme this year. The money, announced today by the Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing Nicola Sturgeon, will allow the programme to help even more of Scotland's fuel poor. "Click Here to find out more" |
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| If you did not managed to get to FIDN Conference on the 05-12-2008 in the Carnagie Centre, Dunfermline, Fife you can view Photo`s and Video`s taken on the day. There are seven Video`s. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Fife Independent Disability Network, West Bridge Mill, Bridge Street, Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 1TE Scottish Charity No: SC 026112 |
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effective, alternative feature, exposes blind and partially sighted people to greater risk, undermines their confidence, and so creates a barrier to their independent mobility. The kerb is also vital for children's safety when using roads. From an early age children are taught as part of the Green Cross Code to Stop, Look, and Listen at kerbs. If these kerbs are removed, how will children know where to stop?