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Have fun with Caroline’s Scottish themed crafts and get in the mood to celebrate Scotland’s own Robert Burns. Caroline will be demonstrating the activities live on Facebook every day next week from 10.00am if you want to join her.
PAMIS have developed an information and recommended COVID-19 risk assessment document.
An adapted version of the Christmas classic.
Join Caroline on Facebook live on Monday at 14th December for a week of sensory fun
A group of Universities throughout the UK are carrying out a survey on the impact COVID19 is having on people with a learning disability. We are still looking for more participants to take part.
PAMIS are working alongside CalMac Ferries to assess and improve toilet provision in a new project … Continue reading “Inclusive Ferries Project – Calmac network”
Multi-Sensory Migration follows the story of the barnacle geese as they travel from Svalbard to Dumfries. The video is accompanied by a resource pack.
The Arts End of Somewhere are to produce, and have published, their first multi-sensory story book.
PAMIS are delighted to announce they will be participating in the Folklore Festival 2020. This year the festival goes online and you can access the multi-sensory story here and participate in an immersive telling of a local tale.
PAMIS were delighted that their multi-sensory Norse Creation Myth was part of the Nithraid Festival online this year.
The PITL (Promoting Inclusion, Transforming Lives) International Conference attracted a large number of national and international delegates to Dundee and Angus over 3 days in June 2017.
As a result of this conference the Inclusive Ambassador and Mentor Programme was launched. Following on from that, the Inclusive Learning Journey is a new project which connects venues through the use of storytelling. This is currently being piloted in Dundee, Angus and Fife. Contact us for more information.
Dates: June 2019
More information: www.pitl.org.uk