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Island organisations that run activities in the community for children and young people with disabilities and/or additional needs, are being invited to apply for grants of up to £500 to support inclusion.

Breaking the stigma of workplace mental health

A team of almost 50 mental health first aiders are helping to break the stigma around mental health with council staff, as the council reaffirms its commitment to the 'time to change' pledge today (Thursday); on World Mental Health Awareness day.

There is a whole host of events planned this week at libraries across the Island in celebration of National Libraries Week.

Isle of Wight residents are being asked their views on the independent advocacy provision offered through the council.

A new safe place for homeless people to take shelter in during the colder winter months is to be provided by the Isle of Wight Council.

Thanks to the generosity of Island businesses, youngsters and their families have taken part in a ‘Have Your Say’ activity week, organised by the council’s Children’s Services department.

Foster carers are making a positive difference to the lives of Island children.

Frightfully fun things are happening this half term at Newport Roman Villa, with a range of craft activities to keep your little monsters occupied.

The PedalAid charity fundraising cycling app is on track to hit 50,000 kilometres distance cycled since its launch in 2018.

Recommendations designed to secure long-term educational and financial stability for schools in the West Wight will go before the Isle of Wight Council’s Cabinet next week.