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******** Apologies for cross posting ******** There are still some places available on the following course: Career Development Group North Eastern Division / Community Services Group Northern Title: Libraries: Access for All? A joint CDG North Eastern Division and CSG Northern course on libraries and access, with case studies including Bibliotherapy Project, a reader’s group for Visually Impaired and Eye to Eye. Venue: City Library and Arts Centre, Fawcett Street, Sunderland Date: Wednesday 22nd June 2005 Time: 9:30am – 4:00pm Cost: 45 Pounds (incl VAT) members of Career Development Group / Community Services Group; 50 Pounds (incl VAT) non-members or 3 places for 130 Pounds (incl VAT) members; 3 places 140 Pounds (incl VAT) non-members Limited free places are available for students or unwaged members, please contact the organiser Booking Procedure: Contact: Malcom Howe Return the form below to Malcom Howe, 36 Windsor Avenue, Ferryhill, County Durham, DL17 8JG. OR Tel: 0191 383 4207 E-mail: [log in to unmask] Booking Form Name ....................... Ms/Miss/Mrs/Mr Organisation ....................... Address ................................................................ Postcode ............ Tel .................... E-mail ....................................... Career Development Group / Community Services Group Member: Yes/No (please circle) Address for invoice: ................................................................... ................................................................ OR amount of cheque enclosed .................. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Career Development Group Northern Division’ Special dietary requirements ............................. 9:30 Coffee and registration 9:50 Welcome and introduction 10:00 Anne Aust, Community Services Librarian in Portsmouth, will be talking about the Eye to Eye Project for visual impaired people. This won the Library Changes Lives Award in 2003 Coffee 12:00 Dot Cameron, Reader Development Librarian at Gateshead Libraries describes working with a reader’s group for Visually Impaired People 1:00 Buffet lunch (included) 2:00 Christa Lloyd – Nurse Practioner (Mental Health) – Bibliotherapy Project (self help for mental health issues) and Clare Bramwell, a graduate worker, will present the development of the project 3:00 Coffee 3:15 Ian Thilthorpe – Tyne and Wear Museums – Moo Poject – Moo…ve to IT! Basic skills online. 4:00 Plenary session and Close