Visit to Strathaven Loved my wee day out Beautiful blue skies ahead it's good be out on your on own There's not feeling like it No one judging you That sort of what means to me
Visit to Strathaven Loved my wee day out Beautiful blue skies ahead it's good be out on your on own There's not feeling like it No one judging you That sort of what means to me
On the News page of Scotland Disability Support, we’re pleased to share highlights from a fantastic day out at M and D’s. The outing offered a welcoming, inclusive environment, with plenty of opportunities for enjoyment and connection. It was a positive experience that supported wellbeing, confidence, and community participation.
You always see people asking for apple cards and xbox cards These people are scammers Once they have the card, you'll see them again. Please don't fall victim to these people I hope this will help many people get on with their lives
Scotland Disability Support highlights Calderglen Park in East Kilbride as a welcoming, accessible green space for disabled people, families, and carers. This update outlines step-free routes, surfaced paths, and key features such as play areas and open parkland, along with practical guidance on planning a visit. We also share considerations on quieter times to attend, nearby facilities, and how to raise accessibility issues so future visits are more inclusive.
Men’s Groupo on the Scotland Disability Support News page highlights a welcoming peer group designed to reduce isolation and strengthen wellbeing. The post outlines how members can connect through informal discussion and shared activities in a supportive, respectful environment. It also explains how to join, what to expect from sessions, and where to find upcoming meeting details.
I quit for the men's group on wednesday 5th August 2026 print it off from my phone I hope they will enjoy it AGAPE WELLBEING @ East Kilbride Across from the bus station Time 11am till 1pm
In “My story” on the Scotland Disability Support News page, the author reflects on embracing authenticity and choosing to be themselves without seeking external validation. They share a hopeful outlook, valuing good friends and the confidence that comes from staying true to who they are.
Really nice day for walking around the heritage park in East Kilbride Went with my brother also my sisterlaw And really good day for spend the time with family
Looking forward to getting the way for day It was a way to call webs in your mind I have not been in holiday.\nIn years It's the same time attending started to change up.\nJourney
In “Body Combat,” Scotland Disability Support highlights a highly successful class at the John Wright. The session delivered a motivating, high-energy experience, reinforcing the value of inclusive fitness opportunities within the community.
On the Scotland Disability Support News page, “Enjoying life” offers a gentle reminder to begin each morning with belief and a focus on everyday joys. It highlights that taking leave or making space for yourself does not need to feel like a struggle. With a hopeful tone, it encourages readers to find comfort in small moments-like a sunset-and carry that positivity through the day.
On the News page of Scotland Disability Support, Hunter House is celebrating a successful display that brought people together to view and discuss the photographs. The event highlighted positive participation, strong community interest, and a welcoming atmosphere for visitors. Explore how the display supported connection, conversation, and pride in shared achievements.
