BeNorfolk website launched to inspire year-round experiences for residents and visitors
Are you looking for accessible activities to do in Norfolk? BeNorfolk.co.uk is a vibrant new website to inspire visitors.
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Opinion: Festival accessibility should be more than a box ticking exercise
In this opinion column, rapper Kray-z Legz, aka Mark Humphries writes about career highlights and festival accessibility, highlighting the need for better measures in the future.
Hoe Grange Holidays recognised for providing an autism-friendly environment service with award
Accessible holiday provider, Hoe Grange Holidays, has been recognised for providing an autism-friendly environment service with an award from the UK’s leading charity for autistic people.
The path to eliminating cervical cancer
Currently, the World Health Organisation has a plan to eliminate cervical cancer, but without better support and the removal of existing barriers for disabled women and people with a cervix, this isn’t possible.
Sport: BT Sport welcome two new signings to make football more inclusive of the deaf community
This year, football is ready to become more inclusive of the deaf community as BT Sport make two new signing with the support of EE.
2023 New Year goals
Friends of Enable and people in the disability community share their hopes for the year ahead.
Channel 4 launch search for contestants for new reality competition series
Studio Lambert are currently looking for a diverse group of people from all walks of life to take part in an exciting new reality competition series for Channel 4 called Rise and Fall (working title).
Helping Harmonie thrive: becoming the world’s youngest person to wear microprocessor knees
From winning a Pride of Britain award to becoming the world’s youngest person to wear microprocessor knees, what is next for Harmonie Rose?
Celebrate the festive season with Hoe Grange Holidays
Make the most of the Christmas holidays or see in the New Year with a stay at Hoe Grange Holidays in the Derbyshire Peak District
It’s time to reach out this Anti-Bullying Week
We sat down with the director of the Anti-Bullying Alliance, Martha Evans, to learn more about the importance of Anti-Bullying Week and finding solutions.
Business Disability Forum launch new practical guide to sight loss
Business Disability Forum launches a new resource, providing people with sight loss, healthcare professionals, employers and businesses with a practical guide to sight loss.
TV: Channel 4 gets Sex Rated
Channel 4 has commissioned Sex Rated (w/t), a new studio series hosted by Rylan, where single Brits will learn where they may be going wrong in love by asking for frank feedback from their past sexual partners.
Boost your wellbeing with a Revitalise break this autumn
As we approach a new season it’s time to think about a relaxing autumn break. Here, respite holiday provider Revitalise explore what their two centres have to offer.
Caring for the carers using health technology
Recruiting and retaining care staff is an ongoing challenge for care providers, while every day another 6,000 people take on the responsibility of caring for a loved one at home. Supporting the wellbeing of staff in social care settings and the homes of vulnerable people is paramount.
The power of technology in helping people with a learning disability live more independently
There are 1.5 million people with a learning disability currently living in the UK, and ensuring that proactive, person-centred care is offered is crucial to ensure they can live both safely and more independently. Here Angus Honeysett, head of market access at Tunstall Healthcare, writes exclusively for Enable about how technology has stepped up to make a difference in the lives of people living with disabilities.