SMS: 07710 116985 BSL version: British Deaf Association Scotland (BDA Scotland) Deaf Roots and Pride Is inviting young Deaf people between the ages of 12 - 18 to join us for a tour of Glasgow Central Station on Wednesday 18 July 2018 at 11.30am. The tour is free for young Deaf people. They can be accompanied by parents/guardians who will pay £13 each. Numbers are limited! People interested in coming along should contact Louise Sloan at the British Deaf Association Scotland (BDA Scotland) directly to book a place. Louise Sloan at Scottish Government: Consultation events As part of the Fair Work Directorate at the Scottish Government are holding events with stakeholders to discuss how we increase the employment rates of disabled people in the public sector. Only around 11.7% disabled people are employment in the public sector, with around 20% of the working age population having a disability/ long term health issue. The SG has in its Disability Action Plan committed to consult with public sector bodies and DPOs on setting a target for public sector disability employment . The full linked address is: . If anyone has any accessibility needs e.g. BSL, or palantypist Accessibility: please contact: , or phone: 0300 244 1355, but please provide advance notice because BSL & palantypist are in short supply in Scotland, but we will endeavour to make sure that all adjustments are in place. All venues are wheelchair accessible.
SMS: 07710 116985 BSL version: British Deaf Association Scotland (BDA Scotland) Deaf Roots and Pride Is inviting young Deaf people between the ages of 12 - 18 to join us for a tour of Glasgow Central Station on Wednesday 18 July 2018 at 11.30am. The tour is free for young Deaf people. They can be accompanied by parents/guardians who will pay £13 each. Numbers are limited! People interested in coming along should contact Louise Sloan at the British Deaf Association Scotland (BDA Scotland) directly to book a place. Louise Sloan at Scottish Government: Consultation events As part of the Fair Work Directorate at the Scottish Government are holding events with stakeholders to discuss how we increase the employment rates of disabled people in the public sector. Only around 11.7% disabled people are employment in the public sector, with around 20% of the working age population having a disability/ long term health issue. The SG has in its Disability Action Plan committed to consult with public sector bodies and DPOs on setting a target for public sector disability employment . The full linked address is: . Accessibility: If anyone has any accessibility needs e.g. BSL, or palantypist please contact: , or phone: 0300 244 1355, but please provide advance notice because BSL & palantypist are in short supply in Scotland, but we will endeavour to make sure that all adjustments are in place. All venues are wheelchair accessible.