LEGO launch Braille Bricks to assist blind children
Everyone has experienced the joy of playing with LEGO. Now, even more children will get to share in this joy as the toy manufacturer launches their grassroots project: Braille Bricks.
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Interview: Riding beyond limits with Josh Patterson
Line of Duty star, Vicky McClure joins choir for dementia
Understanding multiple sclerosis this MS Awareness Week
Embracing movement during MS Awareness Week
Epilepsy Society calls on government for better social media seizure warnings
“Parkinson’s is…” Understanding life with Parkinson’s during World Parkinson’s Day
Building a more autism aware society with Health Secretary, Matt Hancock
Campaigning to end pavement parking in the UK with Guide Dogs
Comedian Robert White shares his experiences as an autistic person through song
To coincide with Autism Awareness Week, comedian Robert White has released a song about his personal experiences as an autistic person.
Spotlight: Autism is not a mental illness
Under the UK Mental Health Act 1983, autism is defined as a mental disorder. This inaccurate representation of people on the autistic spectrum can lead to even more confusion, and harm, when caring for autistic people who are experiencing mental ill health
The importance of education on World Autism Awareness Day
Today (2 April) is World Autism Awareness Day. As autistic people and their families share their experiences, the day highlights the need for better education and understanding of autism
Kerr’s Journey: The mother making a difference for autistic children in Inverclyde
As Autism Awareness Week begins, mum of two, Laura Graham, officially launches Kerr’s Journey: A social enterprise changing the lives of children with autism in Inverclyde.
Universities Minister explains increase in DSA for Postgraduate students
Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA) is a vital aid for many disabled students. As the government announce £20,000 worth of funding for disabled postgraduate students, we speak exclusively to Universities Minister Chris Skidmore.
The importance of Purple Day with Cassidy Megan
Today (26 March) is Purple Day, a chance to dress head to toe in purple and spread awareness about epilepsy.