Welcome to the invis-Ability family
invis-Ability CIC is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company.
We provided workshops, courses and support in the Stevenage area working from accessible community buildings. Please take a look at our service highlights we offer our community and please contact us if we can help.
invis-Ability are soon to be a third party reporting venue for Hate Crime and Hate Crime Champions. We also are a safer space and J9 trained. If you need any of these please email us at info@invis-ability.org.uk and we will get back to you ASAP.
Highlights of our available courses and sessions
Super You, Super Me – Helping young people to understand the lives of people who are D/deaf, visually impaired, physically disabled, learning disabled and/or have mental health conditions. (Especially suitable for schools and community youth groups)
Sign Choir – Learn songs in Sign Supported English
Introduction to sign – A 3 part course, which is a gentle introduction to British Sign Language and its history
Simply Sign – Our introduction to sign course made it accessible for children and families to learn together
Poetry – We have fun and informative poetry sessions that we run and can bring to you.
Author Visits – One of our founders is an award-winning author of children’s ‘Rhyme and Sign Adventures’
Disability Hub – A safe place to meet and talk about life with a disability with people who understand. Proudly supported by ALF (adept living foundation) www.alfcic.org
Mindfulness for Children – Life can feel overwhelming for anyone, Mindfulness helps to take a moment to breathe and recenter ourselves
Life Adjusting Coaching – Becoming disabled can take its toll on you and those around you. We can be someone to talk to who has had to face similar challenges and can support the transition in an honest and non-judgemental way.
Disability Access Audits – How accessible are your premises?
Signed Story Time – Young children’s signed story times
Disabled Parenting Support – Parenting support from parents who have faced similar struggles