Disability Direct

ALT Light blue background. At the top on a white banner there is brown text which reads: "Community Support Team" Underneath is larger text in a two - tone brown shades and states: "Cake & Coffee Morning" continuing down: "Everyone is welcome!" Beneath the heading is a set of bullet points each highlighted with a slightly darker blue arrow at the start of each line. They read as follows from top to bottom: "Information & advice on the Community Support Team services" "Drop in for IT support and guidance" "Befriending" Underneath is a white box with the text in the same brown colour as before that says: "Tuesday 20th August 9am - 12pm" In the very bottom left corner is another white box with larger text in a two - tone brown shades "Find us at: Watermeadow Road, Alvaston, DE24 0TE" Finally, to the right hand side is a coffee cup and a small cupcake to go alongside

ALT Richard Whitehead MBE and Adele Roberts are stood next to each other on the grass in the middle of a stadium. They are both smiling. Richard has his hands on his hips and Adele has her arms crossed. On the right hand side there is a red haze over the image and on a black box at the top it reads: "Run to the Future 2024" underneath is an outline of 12 people stood in a line with a stadium behind them. At the bottom in white it reads: "Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Sunday 15th September. In the bottom right is the Nissan logo with "sponsored by Nissan"

ALT Light blue background. At the top in white writing (with a darker blue border) It says: "JOIN TODAY For 12 weeks of one-to-one therapy!" Underneath are two cartoon people: a man on the left and a girl on the right. They both have speech bubbles above them. The one above the man reads: "For Disabled People, Families and Carers" and the woman: "Completely specialised to fit your needs". Between them is a table with a plant, laptop and pen pot on. The laptop has the Disability Direct logo on.

ALT The flyer promotes a Community Keep Active Open Day presented by DACCI CIC in association with Everyone Active. The event is scheduled for July 27, 2024, from 16:00 to 18:00 at Moorways Sports Village, Moor Lane, Allenton, Derby, DE24 9HY. The flyer highlights activities including disabled swim and therapy sessions, sensory swim and therapy sessions, group swim sessions for elders, adults, and children, family fun float sessions, women's swim sessions, and soft play. The event includes a meet and greet from 16:00 to 17:00 and family-friendly swim sessions from 17:00 to 18:00. Reduced rates are offered: adults £2.50, children £1.00, and families of four or more £7.00. A QR code is provided for ticket booking, and the website mentioned is www.dacci.co.uk. The flyer features images of children playing and swimming, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle.

ALT Blue to green gradient background. On top is a white box with the text: "Leon is so helpful and caring. He is always kind and friendly and nothing is too much trouble. I really look forward to his visits". In the bottom right is the Disability Direct logo.

ALT At the top of the page is the Disability Direct logo and underneath is the phrase "We're Hiring!". Continuing down the page is text as follows: "Purpose of Role Your job would be to connect with the Carer’s community to engage and understand their needs and challenges. Collaborating partnerships with different contacts to obtain donations and sponsorships for the DD Group. Attend community related events- raise awareness of the services we provide to carer’s and how we can support them. Provide comprehensive advice and guidance. Identify the support needed Promote Key2Care’s peace of mind service Offer practical assistance to Carer’s in navigating the healthcare and social service systems, including accessing relevant benefits, respite care, and other support services Form collaborations and partnership’s, targeting individuals, business’s etc giving presentations on the Blue Sky Social Care Card and all that Disability Direct has to offer. Attend events, arrange meetings."

ALT Hours: 18 hours weekly generally Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9am-3pm. Evening and weekend work will be necessary occasionally. The role is Office and Community based. Salary: £14.50 per hour, £13,572.00 per Annum. Essential Skills: Able to input data accurately onto a computerised system, Must be well organised with the ability to multitask, Have an excellent telephone and communication manner, Able to use own initiative and organise daily work. Desirable Skills: Must show Empathy and actively listen to gain a better understanding. Have great communication skills. Have the ability to research and provide accurate information. You must be Cultural sensitive, patient and compassionate. You must have the confidence to reach out to form collaborations and partnerships. To find out more or apply with your CV, contact [email protected]"

ALT #access ID: Brown Background. In the bottom right corner are the colours of the Disability Rights flag (red, yellow, white, blue and green) To the right in white text it says: "July is Disability Pride Month"

ALT White background. In the centre of the post at the top is a red love heart. In front of this are three hands all at varying heights. They have their fingers outstretched. Underneath is a big red box with the word "Volunteer" written in white. The red theme continues with another big title below reading: "For our Community Projects". Below, the page is split into two columns. On the left it reads: "We are looking for people who can support our clients with any of the following: Shopping online or in person, wellbeing checks by phone or in person, befriending, appointment support, checking letters, IT support, light cleaning". On the right it says: "Just an hour of your time can make a difference to someone's life" Below it continues: "If you would like to join our team or require more information please contact us" At the bottom of the page it says: "20 Royal Scot Road, Derby, DE24 8AJ" "01332 299449" "[email protected]"

ALT Light Purple Background. At the top is dark blue font with white background. This reads: "What is" Underneath is dark purple text with the same white background: "The Blue Sky Social Care Card" Below that is a couple of white paragraphs which reads: "The card acts as an Employee/Carer ID badge with added discounts online and on the high street for all social care staff and their Employers. The Blue Sky Social Care Card are working hard to unite the Social Care Sector under one roof, celebrating their commitment, resilience and dedication." To the right is a picture of a lady holding out a card. In the bottom left is the Blue Sky Social Care Card logo.

ALT ALT text: "This promotional image for our event features a gradient background transitioning from dark turquoise to light yellow. Our logo, The Hideout Big Social, is centered, depicting a silhouette of five people together with the central figure in a wheelchair and two people standing on either side. In the top left corner, the word PROM appears in bold, glittery letters: P in pink, R in blue, O in purple, and M in green. The top right corner showcases a golden disco ball. The bottom left corner features an image of a couple dancing in prom attire, while the bottom right corner displays a silhouette of a couple dancing, with the male in a wheelchair. Central text reads: The Hideout Big Social, 8th of July 2024, 6.30 pm - 10.00 pm."

ALT White background. At the top is two black boxes with angled ends they contain the text (which is white) "What is an Access Card?" Underneath is 4 green curved end boxes. They have the following information inside: "The physical card acts as a photo ID that can be used to easily communicate your access requirements to events and venues, so that the venues can provide accessibility to the needs of their visitors. It also works online with other platforms like ticketing systems, to unlock the access facilities you need. The card shows a photo ID and translates a persons disability or impairment into symbols, effectively highlighting the barriers they face and the reasonable adjustments they might need. The Access Card app provides you with a personalised directory of venues, with first-class accessibility information to help you plan your trips." Along the right hand side going down, there are three images of varying access cards.