Turning the world upside down to raise awareness for the blind community
The RNIB has launched its #WorldUpsideDown campaign in order to raise awareness of the challenges social distancing has on people with visual impairments.
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Transport for London introduces face coverings exemption card
Paralympian Podcast series launched by British Blind Sport
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Challenging stereotypes and gaining independence with Dorset Orthopaedic
Hannah Deakin’s, life took a dramatic turn on the netball court after experiencing a severe ankle injury, but support from Dorset Orthopaedic life has taken a positive turn.
Parents back Surrey charity’s appeal to help services survive so disabled people can thrive
A charity, which has been at the heart of the Surrey community for more than 85 years this June, is still facing an uncertain future due to the impact of COVID-19 on its fundraising and donations.
Smiling penguins teaching residents about social distancing
Staff from a housing service in New Milton dedicated to supporting people with learning disabilities has launched a unique project to explain social distancing.
Carers Week: Organisations are working together to improve unpaid carers’ access to medication
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Carers Trust has developed a suite of resources to support unpaid carers and pharmacy teams in order to improve access to essential medicine.
Carers Week: Time to recognise heroic carers looking after loved ones and our communities
During Carers Week, we are all working to make care visible and celebrate the dedication and hard work of our carers. The Minister for Disabled People Justin Tomlinson has written the below exclusively for Enable Magazine.
WIN: Celebrating carers with an afternoon tea at home
Carers across the UK have been a lifeline for the people they care for, and this Carers Week we want to celebrate the hard work of carers with a luxury prize.