Hab VI UK Conference 2024 – Tickets on sale now!

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We are thrilled to announce that tickets for the Hab VI UK Conference 2024 are on sale now!

This event will be taking place in-person on Wednesday 6th March at the Copthorne Hotel, Merry Hill – Dudley. Please note that this is a change to the originally published venue due to unforeseen issues at the hotel itself.

The focus of the conference is on supporting vision impaired children and young people with a range of additional needs, including autism, mental health, life limiting conditions and multi-sensory impairments.

For more details, including the full schedule and to book your tickets, please visit the link below.

We hope you can join us there!

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