Hear Our Roar is excited to announce the launch of our brand‑new website — a fresh, accessible and engaging space designed to amplify the voices of people with lived experience and champion independent living.
Today we had Patrick from ScotRail who is the accessibility and inclusion manager at ScotRail.
With support from Perth & Kinross Council and the Community Engagement team we helped organise a Christmas party for some of the Learning Disability Day Centres in the PKC district.
This months Hear Our Roar saw us discuss Statement 6 in the Charter for Involvement.
As part of Learning Disability Week 2025 we at Centre for Inclusive Living and a number of our members could be seen at Perth Civic Hall. The theme this year at the Conversation Cafe was – ‘I Am Here’
Come along for a friendly chat, a cuppa, and the chance to share your thoughts.
We want to hear from you about what matters most in your life.
Keith and Asha from Perth Fire Station presented some safety information to the group in the form of an informative quiz.
June 11th represented 1 year of Hear Our Roar and so that meant balloons and cake! The members of the
Independence means being able to do things by yourself without needing too much help from others. It is about making
Hear Our Roar Chairperson elections – February 2025 Below are some photos of the meeting we had in February 2025
Today we are delighted to have Ali who is the Chair of the Dundee Local National Involvement Network
The subject for the group session this time was: ‘What makes a good leader.’
