Carers: the right to support
In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, unpaid carers have been left overworked and undervalued as they continue to take on additional responsibilities to care for their loved ones.
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The hidden 13.6 million unpaid carers
The need for good care during Good Care Month
Toileting solutions for dignity and independence with Geberit
Carers Week 2021: Make Care Visible and Valued
Worn out unpaid carers uncertain services they relied on will continue post-pandemic
Volunteers Week 2021: Charities say thank you to dedicated volunteers
A new casebook reveals people with a learning disability and/or autism are being restrained over 100,000 times in modern-day asylums
Living with incontinence and dementia: tips for caregivers
Spotlight on the deterioration of dementia this Dementia Action Week
The pandemic has created an undercurrent of issues for the disabled community, advancing symptoms through isolation. For people living with dementia and their loved ones, the decline has been significant. Emma Storr investigates.
Foster Care Fortnight: why we care
Ahead of Foster Care Fortnight, run by The Fostering Network, one disabled foster carer shares her experience of why she cares to encourage others to get involved.
Navigating brain injury
Brain injury can affect anyone at any age, but an acquired injury can be life-altering and finding the right support is key to help each family cope with the changes that come with an acquired brain injury.
Young Carers Action Day: Taking action for young carers
In 2021 we mark a shift for young carers as they demand action to protect their futures. Ahead of Young Carers Action Day, we discover how we can all act to support young carers across the UK.
Tamzin Outhwaite supports disability charity’s appeal to help raise £2m over the next two years
TV star Tamzin Outhwaite has given Surrey based charity, Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF), a major boost after agreeing to become the patron of its major appeal.
Decision made to call people with learning disabilities for the COVID-19 vaccination in priority group six
The JCVI has released new advice on the vaccination of people with severe and profound learning disabilities in priority group six.