On the road: learning to drive with a disability
Learning to drive allows disabled individuals to become more independent and adds flexibility to their lives.
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Social prescribing: taking a holistic approach to care
Although social prescribing has been an official part of the mainstream healthcare system since 2019, it is still a lesser known form of support.
Morph’s Epic Art Adventure: Visit the UK’s first step-free art trail this summer
The UK’s first step-free art trail will run until 20 August this year.
Disability Pride Month: Educating the next generation to create an inclusive future
July marks the start of Disability Pride Month around the world and people of all ages are encouraged to get involved. Children can engage with the celebration by attending age appropriate events and having open conversations with the adults round them.
#DuchenneCAN: Meet the two wheelchair athletes proving people living with a rare disease CAN win gold
#DuchenneCAN is a global movement celebrating what individuals affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD or Duchenne), CAN achieve.
Calling for schizophrenia research
For the 24 million people who live with the schizophrenia worldwide, a change in attitudes and approach is essential.
The countdown is on to Disability Expo
Disability Expo is a one-of-a-kind experience that brings together a vibrant community of individuals, organisations, and innovators committed to enhancing the lives of people with disabilities.
Carers Week: Coping with caring through photography
Using her photography to help her cope with her caring responsibilities, Fiona has been building a series of pictures that represent the range of emotions carers often feel.
Exams: Young wheelchair users share their top tips to help you manage stress
Members of the Kidz Board at Whizz Kidz share their advice for managing exam stress.
Recognising carers in the community
Across the UK, unpaid carers are the heart of communities. This Carers Week (5-11 June 2023), it’s time to recognise their vital contribution and highlight both local and national sources of support.
Interview: Author Lizzie Huxley-Jones on writing Vivi Conway and the Sword of Legend, and the importance of representation
Today (1 June), a new book is hitting the stands. We caught up with author Lizzie Huxley-Jones to find out more.
Making oral care more inclusive, accessible and positive with Oral-B and THE BIG RETHINK
After research revealed that a third of the disability community in Europe have experience gum issues in the past year, Oral-B has announced the launch of THE BIG RETHINK
Putting the ‘I’ in disability at Disability Expo
Disability Expo is an attendee focused two-day event, putting the ‘I’ in disability. Timed for the beginning of Disability Pride Month, it will be Europe’s largest event for disabled people, by disabled people.
Mental Health Awareness Week: Processing anxiety
With increased pressure in everyday life, anxiety can become a big problem, preventing you from carrying out basic tasks. Understanding anxiety and reaching out for support can help.
Why Scotland should be next on your summer holiday wish list
To make choosing your holiday destination a little easier, we’ve selected our top Scottish locations, all with superb things to do – as well as excellent accessibility credentials.