Local Sussex SEND charity, Amaze, has partnered with Wild in Art to create The Story Trail, an immersive art installation spanning across the city of Brighton and Hove that can be enjoyed by everyone ...

Chartered financial planner Rhiannon Gogh explains the different types of deputyship, when families may need one, the responsibilities involved, and how the right legal arrangements can help people ...

Prioritising personalisation in social care can transform people's experience, supporting greater independence and a more ...

A British Social Attitudes (BSA) survey has found that public support for disability benefits remains strong across the ...

The Scottish Government has decided to abandon the Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence (LDAN) Bill and instead focus on policy reform, service improvement and targeted investment.

The theme of World Suicide Prevention Day is "Changing the Narrative on Suicide”, which encourages us to move away from ...

A mother of a child with SEND in Somerset feels she has been left with “no other option” but to sit outside the Somerset Council offices as she fights for a school place for her son.

The role of unpaid carers has been recognised by the Government in a new action plan that includes measures to help carers reach their potential in education or work. Nearly one in 10 people in ...

Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has advocated repealing the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED), a legal requirement in Great Britain that obligates public authorities to consider the needs of ...

A new report says that a sustained, visible and non-stigmatising UK-wide campaign on alcohol and pregnancy is now overdue to help prevent Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), one of the country’s ...

Disabled people are significantly more likely to report feeling lonely, than the general population, with findings showing that two in five of people living with disabilities experience loneliness, ...

The draft consultation for guidance on the Down Syndrome Act 2022 so far fails to recognise the importance of learning disability nurses in the health and wellbeing of people with Down's syndrome . . ...