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Guess who is back
The All 4 Inclusion Pod has returned.......... did you miss us?
It's almost a brand new pod
It's a brand new format
All episodes under 10 minutes will be a real challenge but it's one we are up for
We will now be talking a lot more about our community and what impacts our community
Today we included the snow and ice
Some behind the scenes work with Isobel, Donna and Val
I mentioned Kay Paylor-Bent too

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This episode of the All 4 Inclusion Pod focuses on social housing for wheelchair users.
Wheelchairs users may make up 8% of the disability community, but accessible housing will make people feel less isolated.
Some of the benefits of adaptations to a property boost living standards for non disabled people and people with other disabilities to.
I can only share my personal lived experiences as a wheelchair user.
I also speak briefly with Alex and Haydn, Co Founders from Happy Smiles CIC who tell us a little bit about what Happy Smiles do to support the disabled community.
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All 4 Inclusion presenter Kevin Daws catches up with Baroness Tanni Grey Thompson.

Kevin started interviewing people in written form to celebrate Disability History Month for All 4 Inclusion in October 2024. Following the success of these Interviews it was decided that we would continue these using our podcast and YouTube channel to present them.

You will also be able to catch up with them on our website too.

Baroness Tanni Grey Thompson has won 16 Paralympic medals, 11 of which are gold and won the London Marathon 6 times.

She played a big part in bringing London 2012 to reality for Paralympians.

Some may argue some of her biggest challenges have been away from sport. Battling society as a wheelchair user.

Born with Spina Bifida, Tanni had parents that pushed her to become the best version of herself that she could be and in turn encouraged her to help other disabled and non disabled people where possible.

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Imagine wearing a wig 24/7
What are the consequences to you physically?
Mentally?
Laura and I spend time talking about what it's like to have Alopecia as a teenager. How it impacts on you physically, mentally and your education.
Your self confidence is broken, so is your self esteem. When do you start showing people your head?
Who do you talk to about this?
Laura is a true role model, she inspires people on social media and is intelligent.
During this episode she opens up about her feelings when she first found out and growing up. A lot of what you can learn from Laura can be transferred to any disability.
But is Alopecia a disability? Tune in to find out
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In this conversation, Scott Whitney discusses the challenges surrounding Personal Independence Payments (PIP) and the barriers disabled individuals face in the workforce.

He highlights the high rate of appeals against PIP decisions and shares personal experiences that illustrate the daily struggles of living with a disability.

Scott emphasises the need for better support systems and training for employers to create more inclusive workplaces, ultimately advocating for solutions that can help disabled individuals gain employment while still receiving necessary support.

He also discusses how the government may be able to solve two problems by looking at them together instead of looking at them separately and hurting disabled people.