Join the Multiple Sclerosis Society this May, and get baking to beat MS
Over 100,000 people live with multiple sclerosis in the UK. It is a neurological condition for which there is currently no cure. Every one of them shares the uncertainty of living with MS day in, day out. MS attacks at random and many of the symptoms are invisible to others. People are usually diagnosed in …
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With the 2019 General Election fast approaching, we round up the key disability policies from the three main political parties – Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats – to help you decide.
LATEST NEWS | LATEST NEWS | LATEST NEWS | LATEST NEWS | LATEST NEWS US director Olivier Bernier has been awarded $400,000 to make a film about the search for his son’s inclusive education. Olivier Bernier’s film was selected from more than 150 entries around the world for the Videocamp Film Fund 2018. New York-based director, Olivier Bernier, has been selected …
Disability confident employer L&Q is working with disability jobs site Evenbreak to help more disabled people get into work. Find out what it’s doing to make its workplace more inclusive to disabled people.
Peter Wilkins, an experienced blind techie who has written reviews for the product review website Rate It!, feels like he has been tightrope-walking for more than 50 years. Why? Because finding truly accessible products that help instead of hinder you can be incredibly challenging. Here’s why… My name is Peter Wilkins. I am totally blind …
Avid gamer Vivek, who has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, shares his thoughts on the accessibility of the gaming world, including what games companies need to do to make computer games more accessible, what positive things are already being done, and how you can adapt gaming to suit you. Gaming is an important hobby and social activity for many disabled people. …