A new survey by disability charity Sense has highlighted the experiences of families in the UK caring for disabled adults during the coronavirus pandemic, with over half (52%) saying the additional caring responsibilities they have had to take on has impacted their health and wellbeing.
As we enter the Easter weekend (10 – 13 April), it’s time to entertain your kids with accessible activities that can be enjoyed from home.
The current Coronavirus outbreak has meant we’ve all had to get a little creative when it comes to communicating with each other.
A new study has revealed that adults can have a 50 per cent chance of becoming a carer, with half of women expected to be carers by the age of 46.
An estimated seven million carers in the UK provide invaluable care to their loved ones, saving the government millions of pounds annually. But what more can the government be doing to support unpaid carers?
We’re spoiled for choice when it comes to action packed days out. Even better, many of them are accessible. Get yourself booked in for this little lot during your days off.
Caring for a loved one can include cleaning the house, making dinner, distributing medication and arranging hospital appointments. According to the Scottish Government there are…
There is a growing need for respite carers to facilitate breaks for families with a disabled child or young person. From care a few hours…
Mornings are never easy. From alarms not going off to bad traffic to getting the kids up, ready, and out the door – we’ve all…
With the summer holidays finally approaching, it’s time to plan some great days out for the whole family to enjoy with the help of the…
Toys“R”Us are to hold an autism-friendly browsing event for families affected by autism and additional needs. The event will take place on the morning of Sunday 6th November and will…
Contact a Family – the national charity that supports families with disabled children whatever their condition – have produced a template letter and short guide to help parent carers…
The Family Carer Support Service (FCSS) is now offering a Freephone service for family carers of people with learning disabilities. The support service, which is…
Finding an accessible, family-friendly day out in the south east is now even easier with some of the region’s best accessible attractions reviewed on The Rough…
Odeon, Cineworld, Vue, Showcase, Empire and Picturehouse Cinemas to show Autism Friendly Screenings nationwide With support from autism support provider Dimensions, screenings provide further boost…