A Sibling’s Duty
At least 1.7 million adults in the UK have grown up with a disabled sibling. They’re more likely to have experienced prejudice, family breakdown, bereavement…
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Carers Rights Day: empowering unpaid carers
The CIPR is looking for volunteers to serve on their Professional Standards Panel
Becoming a carer: How to look after yourself and your loved one after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Social prescribing: taking a holistic approach to care
Calling for schizophrenia research
Carers Week: Coping with caring through photography
Recognising carers in the community
Celebrating neurodiversity with Nicky and Kirsty Campbell
Broadcaster Nicky Campbell and his daughter Kirsty share more than a familial connection: they both have a diagnosis of ADHD.
We Are Able: The campaign ensuring there’s no place like home
Home is where the heart is and where comfort and security lie. This philosophy is central to the We Are vulnerAble campaign which has been launched to empower thousands of people with additional needs to live independently and safely in their own homes.
Celebrating autism acceptance
As Autism Acceptance Month comes to a close, there’s still a chance to celebrate the achievements of autistic people and better educate the public.
Condover College wins the Social Care Covid Hero Team Award at the Great British Care Awards National Final 2023
On 17 March 2023, the Condover College team received the Social Care Hero Team award.
A fresh start: how to make the transition from children’s to adult social care
In this exclusive guest column, Will Oborne, Lifeways’ community engagement and development manager, shares his professional experiences and advice around the transition from children’s to adult social care.
Bowel cancer: spotting the signs and seeking support
As the family of Dame Deborah James mark her passing, her legacy lives on helping to raise awareness of the symptoms of bowel cancer.