RNIB has produced an advocacy pack which empowers people who have faced discrimination to take the first steps against a service provider themselves. Often a strongly worded letter, plus a support letter from RNIB, is enough to make companies change their policies or procedures. 4.30 pm and Tuesday 26 September 2000, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, 10.30 am- 4.30 pm. Booking is essential. Come and see a huge range of stands from toy makes to suppliers of hi tech equipment.
Entry is free.
We will be hoping to achieve this by developing a campaign network of partner organisations, producing a number of research based campaign reports and holding regional and national events, including a strong presence at this year's political party conferences. We will be holding a series of thirteen regional seminars in partnership with local societies throughout the summer to build consensus and find out from people themselves what their needs are. The first campaign report will focus on the local authority charging policies for key community care services. This will be launched in September at the party conferences. A national conference where we hope to identify definitive best practice standards for service providers is planned for the spring of 2001.