A Ryde based user-led charity committed to encouraging and promoting greater accessibility and inclusion on the Isle of Wight is at the heart of a new film focusing on isolation among young people on the Isle of Wight.
Isle Access has made a film about young people's mental health regarding isolation and lockdown.
The film is hard hitting and opens viewers' eyes to issues across the Island.
A spokesperson for Isle Access said:
"We are very proud to say that some of the young people (featured in the video) are in better places in their life and have taken on jobs and going to university."
You can watch the full film below:
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