Pandemic backlog could leave more people with motor neurone disease ‘trapped in homes’
People living with motor neurone disease (MND) are becoming trapped in inaccessible homes due to a failure to deliver essential home adaptations.
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Down’s Syndrome Association launch Emotional Wellbeing resources for people with Down’s syndrome, parents, and carers
New guide introduced to provide better communication for the D/deaf and HoH community during COVID-19
Communication through art as UCA postgraduate works with the disabled community
Let’s talk about dementia on World Alzheimer’s Day 2020
New plan introduced to protect care homes from coronavirus over winter
Warnings that people with learning disabilities and/or autism may be delayed in getting out of asylums due to pandemic
A start-up is pushing towards its final goal of making the entire internet accessible by 2025
Baking as therapy explains new Great British Bake Off Contestant as 2020 contestants revealed
The Great British Bake Off (GBBO) is back and the 2020 contestants have been revealed, with one budding baker joining the tent with a disability.
The digital festival breaking down labels and barriers
No Labels No Walls + We Are One Festival 2020 festival has arrived to break down barriers, and is the culmination of collaboration in the time of COVID-19.
Leonard Cheshire’s Can Do programme selected for Silver Award by The British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Leonard Cheshire has been selected for a Silver Award by The British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums for their Can Do programme.
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Research shows Sesame Street is changing attitudes about autism
Five years after popular children’s show Sesame Street put its focus on autism, research suggests the show’s materials are helping to change attitudes.