Project announced to develop AI-powered technology for blind and partially sighted people
Ground-breaking artificial intelligence software that keeps up human-like conversation to be considered as a new tool for people with sight loss.
Ground-breaking artificial intelligence software that keeps up human-like conversation to be considered as a new tool for people with sight loss.
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.
My Life TV has become the first Video on Demand streaming service launched worldwide, specifically for people living with dementia.
The Sunnybank Trust is working to make sure hidden disabilities are visible through education and radio interviews.
Glasgow based charity, Free Wheel North have teamed up with Spring Events, calling on people to get in gear as part of the Cycle 21 fundraising event to help keep vital services running.
Advancements in MND trials are making a breakthrough; Professor Ammar Al-Chalabi speaks to Lorne Gillies about the future of MND research.
Katie Price is a devoted and dedicated parent, and her new BBC One Documentary Katie Price: Harvey and Me showcases the powerful journey to support her eldest son’s transition from child to adult services.
An online Burns supper event in Glasgow, which is set to be the world’s biggest online Burns celebration, will benefit specialist charity Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland
If you employ your own care and support using a direct payment from health or social care, or your own money, you can apply for money for training.
Kidz to Adultz is set to return with their second Venue to Virtual event from Monday 1 March 2021, and Enable Magazine is proud to be attending.
Channel 4’s Production Training Scheme 2021 has opened for applications to learn and develop skills pertinent to the TV industry.
A new study has revealed that vulnerable children can be up to seven times more at risk in the digital world than those without vulnerabilities. Free online advice service Internet Matters is now calling for a greater focus in how the UK supports vulnerable children.
Large numbers of vulnerable people are unable to reach, lift or hold drinks, leaving them at serious risk of dehydration. Hydrate for Health make it easy for vulnerable people to drink without assitance.
In a bid to help determine the Prime Minister’s upcoming National Strategy for Disabled People, disabled people are being asked to share their experiences.
British Sign Language interpreters are now available across all DWP benefit-related services, utilising a Video Relay Service.