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Kenny Shand

Disability Help Scotland has been designed to help individuals with disability issues making them aware of current legislation which can be brought to the attention of the relevant company's and businesses making them aware of the changing legislation, moving closer to work towards changing practices and approaches by resolving issues together.

As a independent disabled volunteer I have been inundated with request from individuals who found it difficult to access information from the Internet, you will be able to search this site finding information and links about a range of disability help. I hope that, throughout this website, you will find a consistent style and structure to navigate and search quickly to the problem or issue you have, find the answer and resolve the problem.

Disability Help Scotland is ready and willing to share knowledge, experiences and to lend helping hands to others. Disabled people supporting each other can make a difference.

As a disabled volunteer I support individuals on a one to one basis enabling them to gain the skills and experience using a computer that helps them communicate using speech or touchscreen with others and to live independently.

I volunteer with two organizations Leonard Cheshire Disability and Momentum Scotland who have both shown their loyalty in helping disabled people.

If you feel you have something genuine to contribute in the development of Disability Help Scotland or would like to have a link on this site.


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Paul Ross’s help for hero’s fundraiser


The Latest Project that Cheshire House Musketeers are embarking on is to improve the access to Chanonry Point in the Black isle. It is
currently unsuitable for wheelchairs and means that many disabled, elderly and families visiting cannot reach the prime dolphin viewing spot.

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