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Lifestyle
Why is this fitness model different to the rest?
This is an updated post from our archives. Blake Beckford, a fitness model with an ostomy bag due to…
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Work & Education
How one woman supports businesses looking to become Disability Confident
Emma Shepherd used her experience living with a disability and her background in HR to create Let's Talk Disability. This…
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Lifestyle
Actually I Can: independence and your dreams are possible as a disabled person
Disability charity Leonard Cheshire has launched a campaign called Actually I Can, which encourages disabled people to share their stories…
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Relationships & Sex
Disability and sex: overcoming obstacles in the bedroom
This is an updated post from our archives. Exploring the challenges and solutions for disabled people in the bedroom, this…
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Lifestyle
Disability and drug addiction: is there a connection?
Understanding the Link Between Disability and Addiction Living with a disability can bring both joy and challenges. For some, factors…
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Lifestyle
Accessible bathrooms: maintaining your independence and making life that little bit easier
This is an updated post from our archives. Discover how accessible bathroom adaptations, such as height-adjustable wash and dry…
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Entertainment & Culture
Disabled comedian Rosie Jones stars in new travel series Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure
Rosie Jones stars in new travel series called Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure, where she explores places across the…
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Entertainment & Culture
The British Paraorchestra: recruiting new talent
This is an updated post from our archives: The British Paraorchestra, now known simply as Paraorchestra, continues to thrive as…
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Entertainment & Culture
Down’s Syndrome actor Tommy Jessop stars in award-winning crime drama Innocence
Tommy Jessop is an award-winning British actor with Down’s Syndrome, who has played in Hamlet, Line of Duty Holby City…
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Lifestyle
A forward look – why choice in social care is paramount in the years ahead
Leonard Cheshire looks at why choice and control for disabled people in social care is so important, and why it…
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