Surestop: Enabling fast response to water leaks
Flooding in a home has the potential to cause catastrophic damage and disruption to homes and occupiers. Surestop provides a fast response to water leaks.
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Motoring: An easy, trouble free ride with Nissan’s smart technology
With Nissan you get more than a car: your safety, needs and the things you love are always at the forefront of the design. We explore the smart technology helping you to have a safer and worry-free ride.
Interviews: Under 30, life with MS this MS Awareness Week
We speak to three women under 30 to discover what more people need to know about life with multiple sclerosis.
Toyota Parasport fund commits over £390,000 to boost community disability sport
The Toyota Parasport fund has invested more than £390,000 in clubs and activity providers across the UK in the past 12 months to empower disabled people to get into sport.
The app created in lockdown set to revolutionise volunteering opportunities
With more time on our hands to an increased demand for volunteers from charities and organisations, the coronavirus pandemic has changed the landscape of volunteering. Now, one start-up App is helping to revolutionise the ease in giving back.
RNIB and emporia launch talking mobile phone for blind and partially sighted older people
Telecom company emporia has launched its first mobile specifically adapted for visually impaired older people. The device will be sold exclusively through the RNIB.
The new storytelling podcast that teaches children about neurodiversity
A children’s story podcast that highlights the traits young people may see in those with ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia has launched in the UK.
Medical cannabis: the power of plants
January 2021 saw the UK leave the EU; this move will soon mean families will no longer have access to medicinal cannabis to support children with chronic epilepsy. Lorne Gillies investigates the impact of Brexit and continued stigma around a vital medicine.
Education: the call for fair assessments
As exam results are replaced by grades based on teacher assessments, leading charities for people who are D/deaf/HoH, blind or visually impaired are calling for assurances that 300,000 pupils aren’t treated unfairly.
Research suggests COVID-19 can cause increased risks of developing depression and dementia
Researchers in the UK have revealed that people diagnosed with COVID-19 in the last six months were more likely to develop new neurological conditions including dementia, depression, psychosis and stroke.
Grab yir kilt, Team Enable are hitting the hills for this year’s Virtual KiltWalk to raise funds for My Name’5 Doddie Foundation
Donning our brightest yellow and blue tartan, the Enable Magazine team is participating in this year’s Virtual KiltWalk to raise money for Doddie Weir’s charity, My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.
Empowering and connecting to reduce isolation this Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month
Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, works to empower and connect the limb loss and difference community to tackle social isolation.
Shielding set to come to an end for millions as roadmap out of pandemic gets underway
For an estimated four million people shielding across England and Wales, today marks the last day the most clinically vulnerable people are being advised to shield.
£2.4 million in funding provided to charities supported disabled people, autistic people and people with a learning disability
Thirteen charities working to support autistic people, disabled people and people with a learning disability are set to benefit from additional government funding to combat the challenges faced by the pandemic.
World Autism Awareness Week: The new normal
This World Autism Awareness Week (29 March – 4 April 2021), we speak to one parent about the importance of routine for her autistic children.