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1. Connect2u
A great disability information website based in Surrey, open to anyone interested in disability issues.
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Rating: 10.00  | Votes: 8
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5 Mar 2008
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2. Tetraplegic Living
Just because you're disabled, it doesn't mean you have to sit in your chair and vegetate. There are so many things in life to do, and more importantly, enjoy!. You don't need to be able-bodied to do them all. Don't let your disability ruin the rest of your life. Don't look at your wheelchair as if it is a ball and chain, get out there and see what you're capable of, you'll be surprised.
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28 Jun 2008
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3. Focus on Disability
The website aims to provide a wide range of information for disabled people and their carers in the UK.
The organisation is not for profit and provides on-line information and help/advice via email.
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Rating: 4.00  | Votes: 2
| Hits 367 | Date Listed:
13 Mar 2008
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4. Disability Help Scotland
People with disabilities who found it difficult to access information from one Internet site, will be able to search this site finding information and links about a range of disability help.
As someone who became disabled after an industrial injury and someone who had a disabled parent I have seen it from both sides of the fence.
I was healthy and saw things in a different view but now I see it how everyone should see it. I have designed Disability Help Scotland, to ensure that users with disabilities can access the information contained within it. I hope that, throughout this website, you will find a consistent style and structure that will help with both website navigation and web page readability.
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Rating: 10.00 | Votes: 7
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22 Aug 2008
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5. disabledsouthwest.co.uk
The aim of this 'webzine' is to gather and share information in an interesting and entertaining way and to act as a platform for local and regional groups to promote their events, initiatives and projects to the disabled community in the South West
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3 Oct 2008
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6. Disability Studies
disabilitystudies.net is the webspace of a growing network of academics, researchers and activists throughout the UK and beyond, who share an interest in disability studies.
Disability Studies is concerned with the inter-disciplinary development of an increasing body of knowledge and practice, which has arisen from the activities of the disabled people's movement, and which has come to be known as 'the social model of disability'. The social model of disability locates the changing character of disability, which is viewed as an important dimension of inequality, in the social and economic structure and culture of the society in which it is found, rather than in individual limitations.
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28 Jul 2008
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7. RSI Awareness
RSI Awareness is an information resource for those interested in musculo-skeletal disorders. The information is categorised into a library of factsheets, an open forum for discussion, and a directory of support services.
Our aim is that by providing this resource we can help people who may be suffering from, or seeking information about, RSI related problems. We do not provide medical or legal advice and strongly advise anyone who thinks they may be suffering from RSI should contact their doctor.
What are musculo-skeletal disorders? The term musculo-skeletal disorder is used to describe a number of conditions such as tenosynovitis, carpal tunnel, and tendinitis. Many of these conditions are known as Repetitive Strain Injury or RSI. Repetitive Strain Injury is a term similar to that of 'sports injury' in that it tells more about how the injury was sustained, rather than what the injury actually is.
In 2006 nearly half a million people in the UK sufferd from some form of RSI. The problem is increasing principally through the intensive use of computers and other technology that involves large amounts of keyboarding. Posture related health problems are also growing due to the sedentary nature of many jobs.
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12 Aug 2008
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8. The Disability Archive UK
The aim of the Disability Archive UK is to provide disabled people, students and scholars with an interest in this and related fields, access to the writings of those disability activists, writers and allies whose work may no longer be easily accessible in the public domain. It is hoped that the documents available via the Archive will help to inform current and future debates on disability and related issues. The Archive will be periodically expanded to include other material as and when it becomes available.
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7 Jul 2008
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9. CFS - ME
Dr David Mason Brown is a rare thing in this country, a specialist in ME. Dr David Mason Brown's insights into what is often a misdiagnosed illness come partly from being a sufferer himself. He knows what it is like to be misunderstood, to be ridiculed, to be told he is mentally ill, and to be told that ME. does not exist.
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7 Jul 2008
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10. Independent Living
The community site which provides news, views and product information designed to assist with living independently. It is a completely open resource for the use of disabled and elderly individuals, health and social care professionals and family carers.
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Rating: 10.00 | Votes: 1
| Hits 252 | Date Listed:
5 Sep 2008
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