Making your event accessible for those who are deaf or who are hard of hearing will allow you access the widest possible audience and enable more people to fully enjoy your event Some of the information below has been kindly provided by the Irish Deaf Society. You can find more...
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Sensory Friendly Events -Guidelines for Event Organisers
For people with autism, or 1 in 100 of every community, participation in events can pose a huge array of challenges and may, at times, be more a source of stress than enjoyment. They are busy, socially intensive environments, which often we go to out of routine, and these ...
Accessible Events : How to make your event accessible to blind or visually impaired poeple
Making your event accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired will ensure it is suitable for the widest possible audience and allows everyone to enjoy your event comfortably and safely. Please ensure that when you list your event on this Site you enter all the relevant information...
How to Create a Fantastic Charity Event
Here are 20 steps to follow to ensure your charity event is a big success... Establish the purpose of the events. Is this truly a fundraising event? Or does it have other goals? Perhaps your organization may be hoping to raise money at the event, but the main function of...
Food Safety at an Event
If you plan on selling or serving food at your event, you must remember that the safety of visitors to your event is paramount. Ensuring that basic hygiene standards are maintained will minimise the risk of accidents or food poisoning. You don’t want your event to be remembered for...
Visually Impaired – Guidelines for Making Your Event Accessible
Making your event accessible to people who are blind or visually impaired will ensure it is suitable for the widest possible audience and allows everyone to enjoy your event comfortably and safely. Please ensure that when you list your event on this Site you enter all the relevant information...