Applications are still open for you to apply for your Carer Card; brought to you by the team behind the Access Card – Following National Carers Rights Day on 26th November 2020, we would like to remind you all that we are still accepting applications for our Carer Cards. We would also like to show […]
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30 more days of progress for the Access Card 📈 It is safe to say that the month of November kept the Access Card Team on its toes for many different reasons. Firstly, we received a steady flow of listings for different venues and attractions to add to our directory, e.g. Wondrous Woods. With Christmas […]
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International Day of Persons with Disabilities is an annual celebration of people with disabilities, and this year marks 28 years since its launch by the United Nations. This year’s theme is ‘Not all Disabilities are Visible’, to spread awareness around hidden disabilities, such as Mental Health. This year has brought about more awareness around Mental […]
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Held annually in the UK, Carers Rights Day is a day in which organisations come together to help raise awareness of the needs of carers and ensure that all carers are aware of their rights. It is also important for organisations to let carers know where to get help and support. For more information about […]
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Every year on 18th November, the world celebrates COPD Day; a day in which people come together to offer and share advice, support, and information about Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. It also gives people the opportunity to share their experiences of living with the condition. What is COPD? “Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, describes […]
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Around 422 million people worldwide have diabetes (The World Health Organisation). World Diabetes Day is a day in which people come together to share advice, support and information to spread awareness about the condition. What is Diabetes? “Diabetes is a serious condition where your blood glucose level is too high. It can happen when your […]
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