The UK Government has announced a £30m investment to provide more Changing Places toilets
The UK Government is set to provide £30 million in investments to install life-enhancing Changing Places toilets in existing buildings across England.
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Rare Disease Day: Rare is stronger with community
28 February marks Rare Disease Day: a patient-led awareness day celebrated globally. The day’s organisers reveal why the strength of community is more important than ever.
Tamzin Outhwaite supports disability charity’s appeal to help raise £2m over the next two years
TV star Tamzin Outhwaite has given Surrey based charity, Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People (QEF), a major boost after agreeing to become the patron of its major appeal.
Interview: Normalising arthritis in young people
Arthritis is often associated with the older generation, but it can affect anyone at any age. One young person shares her experience.
The Office for National Statistics has published data revealing disabled people are three times more likely to die from COVID-19
Worrying figures released today from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveals that people with a disability are three times more likely to die from coronavirus.
Scotland approves take at home MS drug in UK first
The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) has approved a new treatment for patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), the first country in the UK to do so.
Decoding sleep problems for children with a learning disability
Anyone can experience sleep issues, but for children with a learning disability it can be more common. Charities reveal their top tips to ensure everyone can have a good relationship with sleep.
Geberit is supporting users, carers and families through innovative bathroom solutions
Wellbeing has become a popular buzzword referenced frequently in daily life, but what is the true meaning of the word? Geberit is on hand to provide support.
Appreciating the Power of Small on Time to Talk Day 2021
On Time to Talk Day it’s time to celebrate the Power of Small to make a significant impact to ending mental health stigma.
Hearing loss on the world stage with Lewis Vaughan Jones
The BBC is a respected platform reaching out to millions of people worldwide, now, one presenter is using this platform to shine a spotlight on sudden hearing loss.
Tea and Talk: It’s time to talk mental health check-ins
Kickstarting the conversation with a loved one about their mental health, or even to discuss how you’re feeling, can be a daunting prospect – but opening up is a critical step for your wellbeing. In 2021, it’s time to talk.
The world’s first dementia-friendly channel has been launched
My Life TV has become the first Video on Demand streaming service launched worldwide, specifically for people living with dementia.
Time to get MND-SMART with breakthrough trials
Advancements in MND trials are making a breakthrough; Professor Ammar Al-Chalabi speaks to Lorne Gillies about the future of MND research.
Caring begins at home with Ontex Healthcare
Ontex Healthcare is committed to encouraging people to talk about incontinence at every stage in life, providing awareness on how to support someone with incontinence.
Landmark reforms of mental health laws need to transform care for people with a learning disability and/or autism
The Department of Health and Social Care today (13 January) published its response to the Mental Health Act White Paper.