IT Can Help is a network of volunteers who are able to offer free local computer assistance to disabled people. We can diagnose and fix most computer related problems; Install and set up hardware, software, internet, email and accessibility settings. Visit www.itcanhelp.org.uk for info and contacts.

Able Radio is a live, on-line, radio station presenting shows at the heart of the disabled community. Able Radio - focused on the ability in disability. Visit www.ableradio.com

Want to find out about accessible climbing? Not sure if it's for you?

Each year at the Mobility Roadshow we provide a fully accessible climbing wall, a hugely popular feature enjoyed by visitors of all ages.

Last year we were joined by Nik Royale (pictured left). Nik from North Wales, has a disabling and rare condition described as progressive cerebal palsy. It began to affect him when he was twenty-one and it has steadily worsened affecting his speech, balance and coordination. He has partial feeling in his legs and suffers from spasms that can leave him needing to use a wheelchair for long periods of time. But if you need inspiration to tackle rock climbing, regardless of disability, just click on this link to view Nik's story. If that inspires you to do more, come and try the wall at the Roadshow, just for starters, and meet Nik in person to find out more. 

Here you will find detailed, personally surveyed information to all kinds of venues across the UK and Ireland. Our aim is to give accurate information from which people can decide whether a venue is right for them. We cover hotels, universities, cinemas, sports grounds, restaurants, hospitals – really anything you can think of! Click here to visit the website.  DisabledGo also sponsor the Ready Willing & Mobile competition 2011.

The Motability Scheme enables disabled people to exchange either their Higher Rate Mobility Component of Disability Living Allowance or their War Pensioners' Mobility Supplement to obtain a new car, powered wheelchair or scooter. Visit www.motability.co.uk

WheelPower promotes equality of opportunity in sport for all people with physical disabilities through a number of channels including:
•    Organising fun, introductory and competitive events for children and adults with disabilities aiming to increase the number of disabled people who actively participate in sports and physical activity on a regular basis
•    Provide sporting experiences where talented young disabled people are offered quality coaching in appropriate settings.
•    Providing world leading facilities and opportunities to enable more people with disabilities to lead an active lifestyle.
•    Supporting disability sports associations helping to create new clubs and give professional advice and support to improve existing clubs

For full details see the website at www.wheelpower.org.uk 

Ableize is the UK and Ireland's largest and most viewed resource of disability mobility and special needs. Here you will find disabled products and services, sports and holidays also the largest collection of disabled clubs, groups and charities in the UK. All this plus children's and child care needs, education, wheelchairs and vehicles plus mobility, walking, daily living and bathing aids. Ableize is owned and run by disabled people and has disability covered.Visit the website at www.ableize.com

Help for Heroes raises money to support members of the Armed Forces who have been wounded in the service of their country. We ask our supporters to “do their bit” to show these extraordinary young men and women that they are cared for by us. Over a million people have responded to date and millions of pounds have been raised to buy much needed services that will aid their recovery. Visit the website at www.helpforheroes.org.uk