Dear All The last week during #VolunteersWeek, has been ‘A Time to Say Thanks’ to those who support us. It has been great to see different stories about how much volunteers mean to those who need them and everything that they do for their communities. We also want to say Read more…
We want our friends, followers and service users to be safe and protected. If you haven’t had your COVID-19 vaccine, we strongly recommend you do this. Many people who have been admitted to hospital recently have only had one or no doses of the vaccine, so it is more important Read more…
We are pleased to say that all our volunteers and team members have voluntarily received both doses of a Covid-19 vaccine. We hope that all our service users and followers have done the same to keep themselves safe and protected. If you have concerns that have prevented you from getting Read more…
Please note we are having a week off for training from Monday the 23rd of August and our services will resume from Tuesday the 31st of August. We apologise for any inconveniences caused.
A big thank you to the Sir John Eastwood Foundation for awarding us £1000 to help with our work. The objects of the charity are to support other registered charities and priority is given to local charities benefiting Nottinghamshire although appeals are considered from organisations who operate further afield. Particular Read more…
We are currently looking for people to complete our survey so if you could spare 5 minutes to complete this short survey it would be greatly appreciated. This survey will enable us to look at service provision locally and county wide. https://surveymonkey.co.uk/r/7VPWCCF Many Thanks from the Disability Nottinghamshire Team
We have a new vacancy for a Disability and Welfare Benefit Advisor Hours of Work: 16 hours per weekFixed Term: 1 Year / To start with immediate effect.Salary: £11.70 per hourClosing date for applications: Tuesday 6th July 2021Interview date: To be confirmed. General DescriptionThe Disability and Welfare Benefit Advisor will Read more…
Disability Nottinghamshire’s latest Annual Report is available below. Please note that the unaudited accounts for year end 31st March 2020 are available on request.
While the feel-good effects of singing have long been recognised, there is growing evidence that it can have a positive impact on a range of physical and psychological conditions. Professor Graham Welch, Chair of Music Education at the Institute of Education, University of London, has studied developmental and medical Read more…
Local newspaper, The CHAD, has published a review today about our comedy and entertainment night we hosted the other week. Thanks for the write up, please see below: