The Jo Cox Commission on Loneliness
Loneliness does not discriminate against age, race, gender or ability. As more disabled people in the UK face disproportionally high levels of loneliness, charities are…
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Dance resource launched by Studio Wayne McGregor and the national disability charity Sense
Toolkit developed to make dance accessible to people with disabilities ‘Making Sense of Dance’ launched at a special event in London ‘Making Sense of Dance’,…
Disability charity launches accessible ice skating sessions for people with sight and hearing impairments in London
The ice skating sessions aim to get more disabled people in England into physical activity and sport The programme is being funded by Sport England…
Disability charity to launch free rock climbing sessions for people with sight and hearing impairments in London
The rock climbing sessions aim to get more disabled people in England into physical activity and sport The programme is being funded by Sport England…
Disability charity partners with Tottenham Hotspur Foundation to deliver accessible sports sessions for disabled young people
Multi-sports sessions aimed at young people with sight and hearing impairments The national programme is being funded by Sport England, with a focus on London…
Star Wars fan to giveaway priceless autograph book to benefit disability charity
Film industry model maker, Neil Ellis, has spent eight months collecting the autographs of the cast and crew from the iconic Star Wars franchise The…
Sense Launch ‘Play Toolkits’ for Parents and Play Settings
National disability charity releases instructional guides and video mini-series to: – Help make play settings accessible for children with multiple needs – Increase parents’ confidence…
Government’s employment plans ‘out of sync’ with its ambitions to help disabled people into work
National disability charity, Sense, warns that shrinking specialist employment support system will further marginalise disabled jobseekers National disability charity, Sense, has responded to the Employment…
Young deafblind people are one of the most marginalised groups in society, with only 4% in employment
New report reveals the extent to which deafblind people, willing and able to work, are being prevented by limited opportunities and numerous barriers Current programmes…
National charity highlights grave health inequalities and barriers faced by deafblind people accessing healthcare
Report finds deafblind people are more reliant on the healthcare system, yet inaccessible information and inadequate communication support means their needs are not met – 69%…
National Charity Celebrates Sensational Heroes
– National deafblind charity, Sense, opens nominations for their annual awards – – Awards celebrate the achievements of deafblind people and those that support them…
Sensory Impaired Artists to Showcase Work at Birmingham Exhibition
National deafblind charity, Sense, bring ‘I Know I Can’t See, But I Still Look’ exhibition to Birmingham, in collaboration with Glenn Howells Architects National deafblind…
Bleak day for disabled people as Chancellor misses opportunity to invest in care and support
National deafblind charity, Sense, raises concerns over failure to commit to long-term investment in vital social care services National deafblind charity, Sense, is disappointed that…
National charity calls for DWP to halt PIP roll out until claims process is accessible to all
PIP claim process is inaccessible to deafblind people and could result in individuals losing their benefits National deafblind charity, Sense, has called for a suspension of…
Runner with sight and hearing loss taking on half marathon for deafblind charity
Paul Chilvers, who has Usher syndrome, is running the Royal Parks Half Marathon for charity Sense Paul Chilvers, 39, from Norwich is running the Royal…