Start your New Year right with a brand new career. Computer software giants Microsoft are here to help with their upcoming Disability Hiring Event to be held at the end of January 2019.
Today (4 January) is World Braille Day. Braille is a tactile writing system that is used by visually impaired people, using raised dots to represent…
As we wave goodbye to 2018, some familiar faces from the year gone by share their hopes and goals for 2019 – the team at Enable HQ got involved, too.
Disability Sports Coach (DSC) are a charity that provide high quality sport and physical activity provision for disabled people through specialist coaching services, training and…
We’re giving Enable readers the chance to win a state-of-the-art Google Home, a leading hands-are smart speaker to kickstart your New Year.
Scottish rugby legend Doddie Weir has been recognised in the New Year Honours List.
The Irn Bru Carnival, based in Glasgow’s city centre, is Europe’s largest indoor funfair set to run two autism friendly sessions.
Nicole Scherzinger has been a Special Olympics (SO) ambassador since 2013. We caught up with actress, TV personality and equality activist to find out what…
YouTube sensation, CBBC star and Junior Bake Off winner, Nikki Lilly is living the dream life of most 14-year-olds. Unlike her peers, Nikki has already had 38 operations…
It is estimated that nearly half of working age disabled people in the UK are chronically lonely, saying they always or often feel lonely. The pressure to socialise during…
CPISRA (Cerebral Palsy International Sports and Recreation Association) to hold inaugural outdoor recreation camp for adults with cerebral palsy and related neurological conditions.
On Friday night (14 December) we were lucky enough to see Sir Paul McCartney at the SSE Hydro in Glasgow.
It is no secret that animal therapy is a powerful tool for many people worldwide. Be it supporting physical, learning, sensory disabilities, or mental health…
Actress, Sarah Gordy, has been awarded an honorary degree from the University of Nottingham – the first person with Down’s syndrome to be given the…
Yesterday (11 December) the Scottish Government announced an additional £6 million to reduce the disability employment gap and child poverty in Scotland.