Disability Access Issues
Stuart Wheeler shares his experiences on both poor and good access for wheelchair users like himself.
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Stuart Wheeler shares his experiences on both poor and good access for wheelchair users like himself.
Disability Access Issues Read More »
The UK government’s 2023 budget has just been announced, with Chancellor Jeremy Hunt outlining a range of measures aimed at boosting the economy and addressing key issues such as housing, healthcare and climate change.
Stuart Wheeler shares his thoughts on buying from companies who represent disabled people in their sales and marketing.
Buying from companies who represent disabled people in their sales and marketing. Read More »
Disability awareness trainer Sarah Petherbridge shares with us the power of allyship. Including how to be a good ally and the importance of allyship in the workplace.
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As a disabled person, dreaming of romance can feel like a pipe dream. When my loved ones spend so much energy helping me get from day to day, it sometimes feels greedy to want more for myself than just getting by. But it isn’t greedy to look for love, and forging human connections is not a luxury.
Dating with a Disability Read More »
This children’s mental health week Iolo Edwards is sharing how living with a chronic condition affected his mental health.
How living with a chronic condition affected my mental health Read More »
The Government announced plans in their latest budget to provide further support payments to lowest income individuals to assist them through the cost of living crisis. Find out which payments you may be eligible for, when to expect them and whether you need to do anything to receive them.
Cost of Living Payments - What You Need To Know Read More »
In many ways, I benefited from not knowing who I truly was over the years - certain freedoms and opportunities were afforded to me that a disabled person may not automatically be given - but, really, not knowing who I truly was has been such a barrier in my life.
Discovering your invisible disability as a parent/carer. Read More »
In this blog we are highlighting an issue many of our members talk to us about on social media. It’s a hot topic often talked about in the news but not given much of a thought thereafter and that’s accessibility in the workplace.
Workplace Accessibility Read More »
As we enter the festive and winter period, now more than ever disabled people are facing an energy crisis with many feeling the impact of costs increasing rapidly. A recent article by the Guardian looked at the news that the NHS is running a trial on “heating prescriptions”. As a means of helping those who cannot afford soaring prices on their bills.
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