The UK’s only new wheelchair accessible car celebrates a year of disrupting the market
Dacia UK is celebrating 12 months of the Dacia Jogger shaking up the UK car market.
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World Down Syndrome Day: With us not for us
This World Down Syndrome Day, it’s time to celebrate people with Down’s syndrome and include them in conversations about their future.
Disabled people’s organisations react to the Spring Budget
Today’s Spring Budget brought some welcome news around energy costs, but ew changes to the benefits system have left disabled people’s organisations with questions about the future of support.
Get ready for the National Accessibility, Inclusion and Disability Expo
This year, Naidex turns 50 and provides an opportunity to make new connections, browse products, services and adaptations for independent living, share experiences, and to work together to remove barriers
YOUNG CARERS: New survey reveals the true price of the cost of living crisis on children and young adults
A new survey from Carers Trust has revealed the devastating impact of the cost of living crisis, paired with the increasing intensity of caring responsibilities for children and young people who provide unpaid care to family members.
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?
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.
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.
Samantha Renke: You Are The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread
In her debut book, You Are The Best Thing Since Sliced Bread, Samantha Renke explores everything from perceptions of disability to her relationship with her body and addresses the every-looming question of ‘am I normal?’. Here, Samantha gives Enable readers a behind the scenes look at creating her memoir and what’s inside.
Celebrating Learning Disability Week
This June, Learning Disability Week (20 to 26 June 2022) will celebrate the amazing impact of people with a learning disability in our society and shine a light on the issues many still face.
Helping you with the transition to adult social care
On 24 June, Dimensions is hosting an event to help explain the process of moving from child to adult social care.
Celebrating Carers Week: sharing experiences
This June, Carers Week recognises and celebrates the UK’s hidden workforce of 13.6 million.
VOLUNTEERS WEEK: Celebrating volunteers and finding opportunities
Each year, 1 June marks the beginning of Volunteers Week, running until 7 June across the UK, volunteers will be thanked and celebrated for their…