With 20 years of experience designing industry-leading car adaptations and wheelchair-accessible vehicles, Sirus offers a range of solutions that can help get you behind the wheel.
From the bustling city streets of Cologne, to the tranquil settings of Eifel National Park and the excitement of the German Football Museum, the North Rhine-Westphalia region of Germany has something for every traveller. We discover the barrier-free destinations you should visit in the area.
Meet Jack and PJ, both from Cork, whose lives took a sharp turn, leading them to have life-changing spinal cord injuries.
Today (10 October) is World Mental Health Day, providing a chance for you to talk about your mental health and show others that theirs matters.
You have until 27 October to apply to become a panel member with CIPR.
In the heart of London, finding your home can often feel impossible, but all that is set to change when UNCLE Deptford opens in March 2024.
Leading door hardware supplier, ZEROplus have recently achieved BS EN 1634-1:2014 for their entire Finprotect Plus range.
People with learning disabilities are particularly vulnerable to sepsis. As their carer or family member, it’s up to you to know the signs, act fast and save their life.
Looking after someone with Alzheimer’s is a full-time job. It’s important to know what the future might hold, so you can provide the best care possible.
Learning to drive allows disabled individuals to become more independent and adds flexibility to their lives.
Although social prescribing has been an official part of the mainstream healthcare system since 2019, it is still a lesser known form of support.
The UK’s first step-free art trail will run until 20 August this year.
July marks the start of Disability Pride Month around the world and people of all ages are encouraged to get involved. Children can engage with the celebration by attending age appropriate events and having open conversations with the adults round them.
#DuchenneCAN is a global movement celebrating what individuals affected by Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD or Duchenne), CAN achieve.
For the 24 million people who live with the schizophrenia worldwide, a change in attitudes and approach is essential.