International Day of Disabled People 2020
The celebrations will take place between 1st and 4th December. A series of accessible, inclusive performances, stories, exhibitions, discussions, information and activities is planned plus some off-line content. Check out the packed programme of activities.
All events are FREE to attend. Please visit idodp.eventbrite.co.uk to register for the live events or contact the William Merritt Centre on info@wmdlc.org or 0113 242 1321 for assistance with booking.
Today’s programme includes:
- Employment, Discussion – Forum Central
- Friendships, Relationships and Sexuality Quiz – Advonet
- Stay Active – People in Action
- Poetry Event – Space and SAGE
- Strategies For Disability Activism in the Post-COVID World – Leeds Disabled People Organisation
ENE Area Zoom
Ailsa Ryder is hosting these weekly Zoom meetings which are open to people who attend any of our ENE services. This is an opportunity for you to chat with friends and catch up on all their news.
This week there will be a Christmas Quiz!
If you want to join in, you’ll need a Zoom ID and passcode which you can get from a member of staff or one of the Involvement Coordinators (Tim, Ailsa or Caroline).
Leaps & Bounds
You are invited to join Yorkshire Dance in their fun filled Leaps & Bounds online Zoom classes.
Each week they will transform the class and travel to a different world. From underwater adventures to woodland escapes, they will keep the dancing going!
Book your place by contacting Sarah Lyon or phone them on 0113 243 8765.
Music Request Show
Join our fabulous DJ, Nigel ‘Cally’ Callaghan, for an afternoon party with music from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
You can join the party on the Aspire CBS Facebook page on Fridays between 1:30 and 2:30pm. Try to be prompt so you don’t miss the show!
Don’t forget to request your favourite songs and DJ Cally will try to play as many of them as he can.
You can watch a recording of this live event a few days after it has ended. Just go to our Online Activities Archive and click the tab called ‘Music, Dance & Exercise’.