Independent Panel for Special Education Advice (IPSEA)	Defending children's right to special education provision
A fantastic organisation 3 October 2003 Back to home page	IPSEA receives grant from Community Fund IPSEA was one of four charities that received grants today from the Community Fund. Diana Brittan, Chair of the Community Fund said: "2003 is the European Year of People with Disabilities and to date this year the Community Fund has given over £47 million to a variety of organisations who help disabled people. This latest round of grants continue to demonstrate our ongoing commitment to disabled people and are a perfect example of lottery money making a difference to peoples lives. "The projects we have funded today are fantastic organisations that are helping these people play a fuller role in society and live as independently as possible. Their carers and families will also benefit from our recent funding." The other organisations are Contact a Family, Canine Partners for Independence, and The Disabled Workers Co-operative Limited.	For more about IPSEA's Exclusion from School Project which is supported by the Community Fund, click here
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Independent Panel for Special Education Advice (IPSEA)

Defending children's right to special education provision

A fantastic organisation

IPSEA receives grant from Community Fund

IPSEA was one of four charities that received grants today from the Community Fund.

Diana Brittan, Chair of the Community Fund said:

"2003 is the European Year of People with Disabilities and to date this year the Community Fund has given over £47 million to a variety of organisations who help disabled people. This latest round of grants continue to demonstrate our ongoing commitment to disabled people and are a perfect example of lottery money making a difference to peoples lives.

"The projects we have funded today are fantastic organisations that are helping these people play a fuller role in society and live as independently as possible. Their carers and families will also benefit from our recent funding."

The other organisations are Contact a Family, Canine Partners for Independence, and The Disabled Workers Co-operative Limited.