Face2Face participants on the BBC 'The Top Table' show

Posted 10.09.2019

Rohan Woodcock and Lindsay Cunningham, two young Disabled Leaders from our Face2Face programme were filming today at BBC Blackstaff Studios in Belfast for the BBC 'The Top Table' show, a programme which gives a platform for young people to debate political issues with high profile politicians and commentators. The Top Table is a fantastic opportunity for young people to engage directly with decision makers and have the opportunity to make their voice heard.

Rohan and Lindsay met with Stephen Nolan who was keen discuss Face2Face.

The Face2Face project is an opportunity for disabled people aged 18-24 to work with new people, learn about their rights and work to change things for ALL disabled people in Northern Ireland.

Disability Action is working in partnership with Youth Action NI.

Latest

Wellbeing Hub Feedback
EPIC FUTURES NI

MINISTERS, ACADEMICS, INDUSTRY & COMMUNITY GROUPS UNITE TO LAUNCH £4.8 MILLION POLICY ACTION GROUP TACKLING ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AMONG THE HIDDEN UNEMPLOYED
empower: Breaking Barriers, Building Futures

Read all about our first ever empower Roadshow!
Breaking Barriers: Disability Action's Guide to Accessible Apprenticeships

As Apprenticeships Week unfolds with an air of excitement, Disability Action, in collaboration with empower partners Usel and Specialisterne, proudly presents a groundbreaking resource that marks a significant stride toward inclusivity in Northern Ireland. Our short Accessible Apprenticeships Guide is not just a guide; it's a catalyst for change, a testament to our commitment to fostering a more inclusive apprenticeship landscape.