The truth about childhood arthritis
Arthritis is often thought of as an inevitable part of the ageing process. However, for those diagnosed as children, society’s trivialisation of what is often a hidden disability can be the hardest part.
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Blood test could discover Alzheimer’s a decade before symptoms begin
MPs back petition to stop online hate crime against disabled people
Calling for accessibility on the high street
Chatting charity with Sir Stelios
The loneliness epidemic that is affecting disabled people
The environmental push to remove plastic straws is hurting the disabled community
Return to the assisted dying debate
What happens if you pass away when you’re a carer?
The importance of discussing depression and disability
Mental health conditions can be debilitating. Depression is one illness that does not discriminate.
How parents are coping with kids’ challenging behaviour
For some parents of children with autism or learning disabilities, managing violent or challenging behaviour can be a daily struggle which renders the family unable…
What it’s like to be LGBTQ+ and disabled
February marks LGBTQ+ History Month in the UK as we look back at the history of gay rights, the progress we’ve made, and the progress…
Love is all around
Let’s talk about sex baby – and let’s talk about improving sex education for disabled people. We need to end the idea that people with…
The £30-a-week benefit cut set to hit thousands
In April, big changes are being introduced for Employment and Support Allowance, with a hefty cut coming in for all new applicants in the work-related activity group….
“DO YOU MIND?” Author and journalist Tim Rushby-Smith reflects on widening the conversation around disability
AS I WAITED IN line to purchase a bottle of wine in the local off licence recently, I found myself the subject of another customer’s…