Interviews: Under 30, life with MS this MS Awareness Week
We speak to three women under 30 to discover what more people need to know about life with multiple sclerosis.
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Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, works to empower and connect the limb loss and difference community to tackle social isolation.
Shielding set to come to an end for millions as roadmap out of pandemic gets underway
For an estimated four million people shielding across England and Wales, today marks the last day the most clinically vulnerable people are being advised to shield.
£2.4 million in funding provided to charities supported disabled people, autistic people and people with a learning disability
Thirteen charities working to support autistic people, disabled people and people with a learning disability are set to benefit from additional government funding to combat the challenges faced by the pandemic.
World Autism Awareness Week: The new normal
This World Autism Awareness Week (29 March – 4 April 2021), we speak to one parent about the importance of routine for her autistic children.
Calling all superheroes: Marvel and Superhero Series team up to help you #FindYourPower
The Superhero Series, the UK’s only disability sports series for the everyday superhero, is back with a new challenge: it’s time to #FindYourPower.
The virtual student: How university has changed for the COVID-19 Cohort
Distance learning has become the new normal, but beyond the positives disabled students have also experienced new hurdles. One student shares his experience.