Helping you with the transition to adult social care
On 24 June, Dimensions is hosting an event to help explain the process of moving from child to adult social care.
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Marsham Court becomes the first UK hotel to install a fully equipped Changing Places toilet
Celebrating Carers Week: sharing experiences
New report finds shortfalls in the delivery of physical activities for the disability community
Prosthetic industry unites to complete the treatment circle and support one of their own
Business Without Barriers: new online hub to help small businesses create inclusive workplaces
Mattel and Character.com collaborate with the National Autistic Society to create autism friendly clothing range
EMPLOYMENT: McKenzie-Delis Review urges businesses to take a holistic view of diversity
SPRING STATEMENT: disabled people’s organisations express disappointment at measures
Disability on screen: Then Barbara Met Alan
This month (March 2022), a disabled cast and crew will take audiences behind the scenes of the disability rights movement that led to the passing of the Disability Discrimination Act in 1995.
Sophie Morgan: Driving Forwards
Reflecting on her life before, during and after her accident and rehabilitation, Sophie Morgan’s memoir Driving Forwards is a raw and intimate look into her personal experiences.
NAIDEX: Registration opens for the disability community’s flagship event
Registration is now live for the Nadiex, the flagship event of the disability community, taking place this summer on 6-7 July at the NEC Birmingham.
DANIEL DURANT: visibility on screen
Since his first experience acting at just nine-years-old, Daniel Durant has worked to build his career on stage and on screen. Now, the award-winning actor is part of a cast increasing visibility of the deaf community around the world
Ofcom to launch emergency video relay service requirement
The UK’s independent regulator for the communications industries has today (27 January) approved an application to provide an emergency video relay service.
UK High Court declares the National Disability Strategy unlawful
On 25 January the UK Government’s National Disability Strategy was found unlawful in the high court following a failure lawfully to consult disabled people and others.