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e:	info@ethnicenable.org.uk
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Charity Number – SC 030636 Company Number - 272955

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Welcome to the Ethnic Enable website

	Welcome to Ethnic Enable. A dynamic organisation, Initiated and run by people affected by disability for people affected by disability. Enriching life experiences for individuals from minority ethnic traditions. Maximising personal potentials through developing accessibility and integration for the socially and culturally excluded. Imran Sabir Chairperson. Ethnic Enable

Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon meets Ethnic Enable staff, service users, carers and volunteers

25/07/2008

Deputy First Minister Nicola Sturgeon meets Ethnic Enable staff, service users, carers and volunteers

Ethnic Enable Walk on Sunday 12/10/2008

10/10/2008

EEWalk Flyer

Home Office Race, Disability and Gender Equality Scheme

25/07/2008

http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/documents/ho-equality-scheme-0507/

Launch of Glasgow City Council's Draft Carer's Strategy 2008-2011

25/07/2008

The Strategy sets out the strategic direction for the further development and delivery of services to carers in Glasgow over the next 3 years. This draft strategy is now out for consultation. The consultation period will extend from 10 June 2008 until 31 August 2008. http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/en/Residents/Care_Support/Carers/CarersStrategy/

Report on South Asian Young Disabled people and their families

25/07/2008

http://www.jrf.org.uk/knowledge/findings/socialcare/742.asp

Scotland's Unpaid Carers Let Down!

25/07/2008

UK Strategy fails to deliver on better benefits for Scotland''s carers http://www.carerscotland.org/Newsandcampaigns/Newsreleases/1213106463

Caring Costs Scotland's Carers Dear! :

25/07/2008

New evidence shows that 77% of unpaid carers' health suffers as a result of caring. http://www.carerscotland.org/Newsandcampaigns/Newsreleases/1213106093

Removing Barriers & Creating Opportunities: Parliamentary Inquiry Into Disability:

25/07/2008

http://digbig.com/4wqce

JOSEPH ROWNTREE FOUNDATION:

25/07/2008

JOSEPH ROWNTREE FOUNDATION launches an overview of the housing circumstances of disabled children and their families. http://www.jrf.org.uk/knowledge/findings/housing/2208.asp

Hazelwood School:

25/07/2008

Hazelwood School, believed to be Europe's most advanced school for children with multiple disabilities and sensory impairments, is opened http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/en/News/hazelwoodschoolofficiallyopens.htm

Holyrood Plea By Disabled People Who Lost Free Bus Travel (Scotsman 16/06/08):

25/07/2008

A plea was made in the Scottish Parliament today on behalf of disabled people who lost out when the national free bus travel scheme was introduced. Hundreds of people with learning disabilities in the Lothians were among thousands across Scotland who found they were not eligible for free travel under the Scotland-wide scheme, even though they had qualified under the previous free fares policy in their own area.. http://www.inclusionscotland.org/news/story.asp?id=1996

A delicate balancing act (The Guardian)

25/04/2006

Housing associations have done much to promote gender and ethnic equality and diversity at work, though more could be done to employ people with disabilities. Debbie Andalo finds two associations that are setting an example...

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Beach's all-terrain wheelchairs (BBC News)

24/04/2006

An all-terrain wheelchair service will run this summer to open up access to one of Pembrokeshire's main beaches. The chairs that can be pushed across sand and stones will be available to hire free of charge at Saundersfoot.

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Fair for All - Disability' website launched

25/12/2005

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