Help My Mobility is an extensive online information resource; providing mobility equipment buyers with everything they need to make an informed choice

Free to join, disabilinet.com is the exciting new social media site just for disabled people.

Disabilinet is a unique community which delivers a new way to share and directly engage with fellow disabled people by posting blogs, pictures, videos, events, groups and so much more. Why use more mainstream sites when you can instantly communicate with friends safely who truly understand your interests? Developed to also launch the charitable Disabilinet Foundation, join this vibrant community today and begin making a real difference to the world of disability.

http://www.disabilinet.com - just the beginning

PosAbility Magazine is an innovative, fresh publication that focuses on the opportunities available to disabled people today. We cover a wide variety of topics from sports to get involved in, accessible holiday ideas, days out for the family, all the latest products, exclusive competitions and much more.

Our aim is to inspire people to live life to the full no matter what their abilities. We want to motivate people into living a healthy and active life and we hope the magazine provides a helpful and enjoyable resource to help people reach their full potential.

Subscribe today for only £12 for 1 year and £20 for two years. Simply call 0141 270 8085 or visit www.posabilitymagazine.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 http://www.wheelpower.org.uk

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