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Disability Festival in the Park: More Than Just a Festival

Disability Festival in the Park: More Than Just a Festival

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Send us Fan MailWhat makes a festival truly inclusive?In this special episode of the Dis-labled Podcast, our team heads to Disability Festival in the Park in Wanstead, Redbridge, to meet the people, charities and community organisations helping to make one of London's most accessible festivals a reality.Join Marcus, Andrea, Milan, Carol, Remy and the team as they speak to organisers, exhibitors and festival-goers about why this unique event is so important. Discover how accessible festivals can build confidence, reduce isolation, celebrate disabled talent and bring communities together.You'll hear from organisations supporting disabled people across London, alongside reflections from our own presenters after a memorable day filled with music, creativity, information and community spirit. Featured organisations and guests include:Disability Festival in the Park – A fully accessible annual festival celebrating disability, inclusion and community in Redbridge. More information: www.disabilityfestival.co.ukOne Place East – Supporting disabled people and people with health conditions across Redbridge and East London through advocacy, activities and peer support. Tel: 020 8925 2435. CFDN (Community Fellowship for Disability Network) – Providing activities, holidays, social groups and community support for disabled people and their families across Essex and East London. Uniting Friends – A community art group showcasing artwork created by neurodivergent artists through printmaking and creative workshops. Medipro Care – A domiciliary care provider based in Ilford, introduced during the festival. PUYORG CIC – A community interest company supporting women and young children through community activities and support services. Whether you attended the festival or are discovering it for the first time, this episode celebrates what's possible when disabled people are at the heart of designing inclusive communities.00:00 Disability Festival in the Park: More Than Just a Festival00:16 What Is Disability Festival in the Park? Community, Accessibility & Belonging02:46 Milan & the Community Focus Team Arrive at Disability Festival in the Park03:15 Pardib from Redbridge: How Disability Festival in the Park Is Growing04:26 Dan from CFTN: Friendship, Social Activities & Disability Support Across East London06:09 Tracy from Uniting Friends: Neurodivergent Artists, Printmaking & All We Need Is Love07:25 Josephine Raj: Medipro Care & PUYORG Supporting Adults, Women & Young People08:18 Remy Reviews the Festival: Accessibility, Wheelchair Services & Disability Inclusion09:47 Andy Murphy from One Place East: Disability Support, Activities & Community in Redbridge10:23 One Place East Gaming Group: Mental Health, Learning Disabilities & Social Connection12:23 How Disability Festival in the Park Grew into a Pan-Disability Event13:38 Remy & Andy: Making Disability Services Accessible Across More of London15:29 Music, Performance & Hidden Talents: Building Confidence Through the Festival Stage17:02 One Place East Comedy Workshops: Confidence, Mental Health & Performing Live19:22 Milan Meets Ben: Why an Accessible Festival Matters19:58 Andrea Reports from the Festival: Music, Dancing & an Amazing Atmosphere20:34 Milan Asks the Community Focus Team for Their Festival Highlights21:05 Flo, Ella, Remy, Corrie & Dean Share Their Final Thoughts22:56 Heading Home: Community Focus Says Goodbye to Disability Festival in the Park23:23 Milan Signs Off from Disability Festival in the Park23:52 Community Focus Extra: Phillip on Joining an Interview Panel25:03 What Phillip Learnt About Interviewing & Putting People at Ease25:52 25 Years at Community Focus: Phillip on Becoming a Trustee27:11 Jokes, Interviews & No Spoilers: Phillip Reflects on the Experience28:11 A Cheer for Phillip & Closing the EpisodeFind out more about the Dis-labled Podcast: Community Focus Inclusive Arts – www.communityfocus.co.ukProject Managers: Andrea Rai & Phil PowellEditor: Phil PowellHuge thanks to the National Lottery Reaching Communities Fund for supporting our Dis-labled podcast. Learn more about their amazing work: https://www.tnlcommunityfund.org.ukAll enquiries: podcast@communityfocus.co.ukWebsite: https://www.communityfocus.co.uk/Theme Music: Rastko Rasic & the students of Community FocusOther Music: Jazzy Frenchy by ⁠⁠⁠Benjamin Tissot
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