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    Explore " beach wheelchairs" with insightful episodes like "Supporting Families with Disabilities with Julie Walters", "212 Friends of Porty Prom" and "58 Beach Wheelchairs" from podcasts like ""Don't IEP Alone.", "Porty Podcast" and "Porty Podcast"" and more!

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    Supporting Families with Disabilities with Julie Walters

    Supporting Families with Disabilities with Julie Walters

    In this episode of Don't IEP Alone, host Lisa Lightner interviews Julie Walters from The Connected Parent. Julie shares her journey as a neurodivergent parent raising two children with IEPs and how her experiences led her to create The Connected Parent, a national online platform that connects families with disability-related services and resources. 

    Julie offers insight into the challenges of finding specialized services and the importance of creating a supportive community for individuals with disabilities and their families. She also discusses the innovative features of The Connected Parent and how it aims to support businesses that serve the disability community. 

    Tune in to learn more about Julie's inspiring venture and the impact it's making in the lives of families navigating the IEP process and disability-related services.

    Connect with Julie here:
    www.theconnectedparent.net
    www.instagram.com/theconnectedparentsite
    www.facebook.com/theconnectedparentsite


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    212 Friends of Porty Prom

    212 Friends of Porty Prom

    The Friends of the Prom was formally set up three years ago as a charity. Its objectives include the organisation of recreational activities on the Prom, helping to promote the arts, heritage, and culture present on the Prom and working to improve and protect the environment of the Promenade itself, the beach and the waters of the Forth. Understandably, its activities have been fairly quiet over the last 15 months; however, it held its AGM by Zoom on Thursday evening to take a look forward, to how it might work as restrictions are eased.

    https://www.facebook.com/friendsofportyprom/
    https://www.keepscotlandbeautiful.org/
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/keep.porty.tidy/
    https://www.artwalkporty.co.uk/
    https://pskc.org.uk/
    https://www.beachwheelchairs.org/portobello
    https://www.facebook.com/EDINBURGHBEACHVC/
    https://www.facebook.com/groups/wildonesedinburgh/
    https://www.facebook.com/walktheforth/

     

    58 Beach Wheelchairs

    58 Beach Wheelchairs
    The Indian Summer we enjoyed in September may have gone but people still come to Portobello Beach whatever the weather. However, until now those with disabilities weren't really catered for - you certainly can't push an ordinary wheelchair along the sand. The arrival of the Beach Wheelchairs at the West end of the Prom (in the Tumbles Car Park) solves that. Book and find out more at info@portobellobeachwheelchairs.co.uk
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