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ALT Image reads we're supporting Neurodiversity week March 18-24 2024.
ALT A light purple graphic with an illustration of a person with a prosthetic leg. Text reads - Disabled with a tick next to it, then Special abilities, differently-abled, mobility challenged, handicapable with red crosses next to them. Then a text box that says Disabled isn’t a bad word.
ALT NCW 2024 events: An Introduction to Neurodiversity Neuro-inclusive language & communications Neurodiversity: We Don't All Fit into One Box Neurodiversity in Higher & Further Education Neurodiversity at Work Q&A Culture, Community & Class in Neurodiversity: Who Gets Left Behind Benefits of Neurodiversity in the Workplace Creating a Neuro-inclusive Classroom Fuelling Creative Minds Neurodiversity at Work Q&A Neurodivergent & LGBTQIA+ The Double Rainbow Intersection Connecting Classrooms to Careers: Inclusive Tech for Future Leaders Neurodivergence isn't a Mental Health Problem Understanding Neurodiversity as a Family Neurodiversity at Work Q&A Neurodiversity for HR Professionals Late Discovered Autism & Menopause Empowering Yourself as Neurodivergent Woman Neurodiversity for Parents & Carers Neurodiversity at Work Q&A Understanding Alternative Education Provision Experiences of Neurodivergent Women & Girls Neurodiversity Around the World Good Practice for Neurodivesity Professionals
ALT Interior of a Changing Places toilet showing the adult-sized changing bed, peninsular toilet and sink, ceiling-track hoist, and grab rails. The Changing Places logo is shown. Text says: "Not your average toilet".
ALT A collage of photos of Changing Places toilets campaigners. The Changing Places logo is shown. Text says: Changing Places Toilets, changing lives.
ALT A collage of photo of campaigners at Changing Places toilets. The Changing Places logo is shown. Text says: Changing Places, Changing Lives
ALT An example blueprint for a Changing Places toilet floorplan. The equipment is all well-placed, with the toilet and washbasin being peninsular, and everything is well positioned to allow enough turning space for a wheelchair. The Changing Places logo is featured.
ALT The interior of the New Changing Places toilet, showing the adult-sized changing bench, privacy screen, grab rails, and peninsular toilet. The graphic shows the Changing Places, MDUK and PAMIS logos. Text says: Crystal Palace Park, London, Changing Places, changing lives
ALT A street curb winds around a road
ALT Children cross a rope bridge in a forest, in a scheme run by South London charity Nature Vibezzz, which was awarded a small grant by City Bridge Foundation