
I love Wagon Wheels I have loved them since I was little and they are one of my favourite chocolate bars. I use to eat them a lot when I was younger I loved them for years and still do and I think they are still a bit popular to.
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I love Wagon Wheels I have loved them since I was little and they are one of my favourite chocolate bars. I use to eat them a lot when I was younger I loved them for years and still do and I think they are still a bit popular to.

This is what West Monkseaton Metro Station use to look like in August 1980 six years before I was born. These are the really old fashioned metros from the early 80s before I was born and this is what West Monkseaton use to look like back then in August 80.

These are my other favourite cookies I also use to have these at night time when I was younger to. They are the Maryland Choc Chip Cookies and I still really enjoy eating these sometimes to I have loved them since I was little.

These are one of my favourite sweets Wine Gums they are Maynards Wine Gums I have always loved them since I was younger. since I was little I have always really liked them a lot they are one of my favourites.
Great day out at the AGM
Our volunteer Online Chum Mentors invitation to NTDF AGM creates opportnities for sharing our work and making new friends.

This weeks update from North Tyneside Disability Forum edition 63 featuring Park View drop in with new digital support now available onsite.


Our recent support from #jobnetworkbristol ( has been a lifeline for one of our beneficiaries. Jimmy had a Stroke, which has left him mainly offline with only occasional trips to the library. But with the help of jobnetworkbristol our project took receipt of a tablet, set it up and presented to Jimmy. To help in the digital journey Jimmy is now an active user of the online course: Learn My Way https://www.learnmyway.com/ providing easy to follow examples covering a variety of online features and functions relating to emails, accessing socially essential services, security, social media, dealing with errors and making your PC/Laptop accessible whether for hearing , visual, physical or cognitive support. We can provide one-to-one mentoring alongside face to face support at our weekly drop in sessions.

Geting people digitaly connected is critical at this current time where affordability and disability can preclude individuals from widening there horizons. With the help of our community partner North Tyneside Disability Forum we packed off a new Ipad for Simon. this will help him with his ongoing online studies and create a better virtual learning environment to accomplish his aims.

Whether we like it or not technology is expanding into all areas of our social and economic daily lives. For many, this can be a struggle because systems are not accessible or are complete nonsense to those who recall days gone by when “chatting over the garden wall” was the mainstay of the local neighbourhood. Across the UK local digital support services reach out to those on the digital periphery in lots of ways and, critically, provide social support, in the traditional sense, to make sure people take ownership of their local projects. At Park View we constantly review how we extend our support and always look to improve based on your experience. But we still need to do much more!

No matter who you are regardless of ability we must strive to seek out the ‘real’ me in us all.
Cherie

To become comfortable in your own skin, it takes several years and plenty of life lessons and experiences. It takes being knocked down enough times by enough people before you can finally say, enough is enough and choose to be happy. And when we choose to be happy, despite our imperfections and what others think […]
What It Means to Be Comfortable in Your Own Skin — Chateau Cherie