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Welcome to the ‘Small Actions, Big Ripples’, a podcast that shines a spotlight on individuals whose small, intentional actions create waves of positive change.
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Seeing beyond barriers. | Swan Staar-Slogrove (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to live with sight loss, and what can we do to make our communities more inclusive? In this episode of 'Small Actions, Big Ripples' podcast, I’m joined by Swan Staar-Slogrove, Charity Manager at Sight Loss Shropshire, for a thought-provoking conversation about sight loss, visual impairment, accessibility, inclusion and the practical support that can make a profound difference to people's lives. We explore some of the common misconceptions about sight loss and blindness,
Can disability become an advantage in entrepreneurship? | Helen Pugh & Kelly Ward (opens the original)
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Can different abilities unlock limitless potential in business? And what if the very experiences that can make traditional employment difficult could become a powerful advantage in entrepreneurship? In this episode of the Small Actions, Big Ripples podcast, I’m joined by Helen Pugh, founder, and Kelly Ward, director of Ablepreneurs® a purpose-driven network supporting disabled, chronically ill and neurodivergent entrepreneurs on their road to business success. This conversation explores how we c
Can horses really change lives? | Hayley Jay (opens the original)
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What happens when a child who has never experienced success suddenly finds confidence, laughter and independence through the bond with a horse? In this inspiring episode of the 'Small Actions, Big Ripples Podcast', I am joined by Hayley Jay, Senior Manager at The Cavalier Centre, a Shropshire charity dedicated to improving lives through equestrian activities. We explore the remarkable impact horses can have on people living with physical disabilities, SEN, trauma and mental health challenges, an
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