News
The latest news from RDAC
Anita Bennet’s 40 Sports in 40 Days
RDAC’s very own Anita Bennett has begun her 40 Day Challenge to raise money for Birmingham’s Children Hospital.
Disability Friendly Birmingham
Birmingham is undeniably Britain’s second city; so being a friendly, accessible place for everyone should be at the forefront…
Designing for Disability
When we design for disability, we create a superior environment to appeal to other senses and experiences.
The Curious Disappearance of Disability in the Media
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, a widespread phenomenon of a book has finally made its way to theatre!
The Journey to Wonderland
Staff and teachers need to realise the potential of all children, not just those who are able bodied.
Naidex, what is it and why should you be there?
Naidex is Europe's biggest and most far-reaching trade, professional and consumer show dedicated to the care, rehabilitation, and lifestyle of people with a disability or impairment. Naidex is important because it showcases all the options available to people with...
Summer Fete – Sunday 10th July
Please come and visit us at the Warndon Villages Summer Fete on Sunday 10th July - 12noon to 4pm. Lots of fun activities for the whole community. More details can be found here
Accessible places to visit
Check out this website for advice on accessible places to visit – restaurants, shops, theatres, hotels etc… euansguide.com Euan’s Guide aims to ‘remove the fear of the unknown’ and inspire people to try new places. The website was founded in 2013 by brother and...
The role of an Approved Driving Instructor
A typical day for an Approved Driving Instructor begins at 8:30 am and finishes at 16:30pm. It will consist of a morning and afternoon assessment starting at 10am and 13:00pm. The first task of the day will be to make coffee as the day’s runs more smoothly after...
RDAC – Enid’s Story
We’d like to say a big thank you to the star of our Driving Assessment video - Enid Bailey. Empowering Enid to have the confidence to get back behind the wheel of her car and continue driving, and her affirmation “I couldn’t have done it without you” What a fantastic...