7 fun, original and imaginative accessible Christmas gifts for disabled children
Here, we share 7 fun, original and imaginative accessible Christmas gifts for disabled children, all of which can be bought on the Disability Horizons Shop.
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Disability Horizons writer Shannon Kelly visited Washington D.C. to attend an event exploring the inclusion of disabled people in the media. Here’s what she learned… As a recent Broadcast Journalism graduate, learning about and analysing the media has been a large part of my life for the past four years. Through my studies, and simply …
Take the stress out of Christmas shopping with this guide to accessible shopping centres. From BSL and audio description to wheelchair access and disabled toilets, these centres cater to a range of disabilities.
Online dating as a disabled person can be frustrating. It can take time to find your match. But once you do, it’ll feel incredible. If you’re using a disabled dating site, read these 6 tips to help you find the right person for you.
Do you suffer from low self-esteem and find dating too nerve-wracking a prospect? Well, then you’re in luck. Disability Horizons writer Carrie Aimes speaks to Amin Lakhani, the Dating Coach on Wheels. With hints, tips, and tailor-made, no-bullshit advice, he could be just the answer you’ve been searching for. Amin, from Washington, has a progressive …
Ever thought about being a radio presenter? Well now might be your chance. Read on to learn about SWINDON 105.5 community radio from founder Shirley Ludford, and how they’re always looking for new talent. My philosophy is that if something feels right, give it a go as you never know where it will lead. …
Amanda, who never enjoyed writing, found that poetry helped her to understand her diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder three years ago. She’s now training to become a life coach to help others.
Spokz People are a non-profit organisation in Staffordshire and the West Midlands providing 1-2-1 and group support to adults with physical disabilities and their families. They provide support with things like relationships, sex, pain and fatigue, anxiety, confidence, low mood and much more. Mèl Halacre, Clinical Director explains: “Our service is quite unique in that …