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ALT Promotional poster for Chantry Park in Ipswich, announcing the opening of an inclusive play area just in time for the bank holiday weekend. The poster features a colorful illustration of the playground with various play equipment and activity zones.
ALT Illustration of an elderly couple embracing, with a text beside them stating: "20% of current and former carers aged 65 and over are/were caring for 50 or more hours a week, compared to 1% of those aged 18-24 who are current or former carers." The logo for Carers Week is shown in the top right corner.
ALT A graphic shows a person in a red shirt with a worried expression, clutching their stomach. Large blue text reads: "57% of current and former carers aged 18-24 said they had a mental or physical health condition develop or become worse since they started caring." The "Carers Week" logo is in the top right corner.
ALT Illustration of a worried person in a green shirt holding their arm, with a zigzag symbol indicating pain. Accompanied by text: "43% of current and former carers said they had a mental or physical health condition develop or become worse since caring – an estimated 10.7 million people." The Carers Week logo appears in the top right corner.
ALT A BBC News headline: Starmer says benefit system unfair and indefensible
ALT Alt text: A graphic on a purple background featuring the text "80% of disabled people have hidden impairments." The design includes a variety of light purple stick figures, some using mobility aids such as wheelchairs, canes, or crutches, and others appearing without aids. In the center, three figures in yellow represent individuals with visible disabilities, such as using a wheelchair, a white cane, or crutches. The surrounding stick figures illustrate a mix of visible and hidden disabilities.
ALT Using my national disability card yesterday reminded me of the importance of accessibility. It truly makes a difference in my daily life. Highly recommend getting one if you’re eligible. #inclusion #thankful #disabilityawareness #disabilitypride #accessibility
ALT Feeling empowered after using my national disability card while shopping yesterday. It's amazing how such a simple tool can make a big difference. #InclusionMatters #NationalDisabilityCard
ALT Feeling empowered after using my national disability card while shopping yesterday. It's amazing how such a simple tool can make a big difference. #InclusionMatters #NationalDisabilityCard
ALT Feeling empowered after using my national disability card while shopping yesterday. It's amazing how such a simple tool can make a big difference. #InclusionMatters #NationalDisabilityCard
ALT Dark grey portrait graphic with the HM Government logo and “Developed in partnership with disabled people” at the top. A quote from Chloe reads: “Disability isn’t something to pity. There is nothing “wrong” with me and there are so many interesting things about me beyond what you first see.” At the bottom of the graphic it reads: “Disability. Together we can do better. #AskDontAssume”
ALT A speech box on a light blue two-toned background contains the following text: 'MoneySaving success: “I have hearing loss and bought a vibrating alarm clock from Amazon. I then sent a simple completed disabled declaration form (from the HM Revenue & Customs website) to Amazon's customer services and they refunded the VAT to my account.”
This was sent into us at MSE by MoneySaver Dave.'
ALT Using my sunflower lanyard and national disability card, through Birmingham and fuerteventura airport, was good experience through Birmingham airport, @bhx_official. but sadly not a good one coming back from fue, @aena, the services definitely need improvement. #disability #SEND
ALT I want to say a massive thank you for @disability.id for sending me one of these. It's going to make life a lot easier for me. It’s incredible difficult when people don’t understand that you're disabled and have a disability. 💜