British para-triathlon starlet once again embraces his love of sport thanks to Ottobock
Michael Taylor is at his happiest when he is active and pushing himself to achieve. With help from Ottobock, Michael can continue participating in sport.
Michael Taylor is at his happiest when he is active and pushing himself to achieve. With help from Ottobock, Michael can continue participating in sport.
What more needs to be done to support disabled women during pregnancy? Two women share their experiences and advice on falling pregnant when disabled.
Assistive technology is useful every day of the year, but as the COVID-19 outbreak forces many of us to stay in our homes, its functions can be more helpful than ever.
Cooking is a positive experience that can bring families together to create a delicious meal, and it can be made easily accessible for all to enjoy.
The team at Revitalise are continuing their hard work to ensure people receive the respite they require. Revitalise share with Enable the work they’re doing during COVID-19.
In the last 20 years MS research has reached a crucial point in finding medication that can slow, stop or reverse the effects of the condition. Here, the MS Society speaks to Enable about the quest to Stop MS and the innovative research they believe will make it possible.
Speaking to Enable, Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work Justin Tomlinson shares what the UK Government is doing to support the disabled community.
BBC’s Casualty and leading, learning disabilities charity, Mencap have teamed up to bring a three-episode story arc to the show to highlight health inequalities that exist for people living with a learning disability.
At Enable HQ, we pride ourselves on bringing you the latest news, exclusive interviews, and discussions pertinent to disability. And we have a special treat for you to help ease boredom and get creative.
With uncertainty around what will happen next, it is understandable to have concerns around your finances and any benefits you receive while there are restrictions in place to limit the spread of coronavirus.
There’s no denying that we’re loving in strange times and it’s perfectly normal if you’re fining it hard to cope at the moment. Everything has changed you may need some time to adjust to the new normal.
Today (11 April) is World Parkinson’s Day, where we raise awareness of the condition to help the wider community understand what living with Parkinson’s is really like.
From helping others to helping keep you occupied while you’re at home, giving back is an important pass-time in the current circumstances. We look at how you can help others in your local area, from the comfort of your home and online.
As we enter the Easter weekend (10 – 13 April), it’s time to entertain your kids with accessible activities that can be enjoyed from home.
Now more than ever, it’s essential that we’re taking care of our mental health. With the world constantly changing around us, the impact on our mental health can be huge, but there’s always support available to you to ensure you can make a success of social isolation.