Member News

Report from National Autistic Society on the reality of autistic people’s struggle for support across health and social care, education, employment and mental health.

E-learning module from the National Autistic Society, aimed at professionals and parents who are supporting autistic young people aged from 13 to 18.

Join Headway East London on Thursday 16 October 2025 for a day dedicated to exploring the ever-changing, lifelong nature of brain injury.

A New Me, a Headway East London conference co-produced, chaired and delivered by people with lived experience, is a day dedicated to exploring the ever-changing, lifelong nature of brain injury.

LDN London’s first ‘Spotlight On’ event will focus on the injustice of people with learning disabilities being held in assessment and treatment units.

As the ASC hearing on government transparency approaches, media coverage and public awareness will play a vital role. Access Social Care is looking for people with lived experience of the social care system — individuals, families, and carers — who are willing to share their stories. Your experiences can help show why transparency in social care isn’t just an administrative issue, but a matter of fairness, dignity, and people’s lives.

VODG members are invited to sign an open letter urging the Prime Minister to provider clear and honest information about the funding for adult social care.

The latest ASC State of the Nation report reflects on what data tells us about social care in Labour’s first year in government.

As part of the campaign for greater transparency around funding for social care, ASC has shared a template to use when writing to your MP asking for their support in bringing the issue to the attention of the Prime Minister and Chancellor.

To mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day 2024, Mencap's Harry Roche talks about the importance of making sure information online is easy to understand as well as truthful.

Yvonne Cobb has become the new Patron of Action Deafness. Yvonne is a presenter, entrepreneur, chef and Deaf advocate, widely known for her work on BBC Morning Live and BBC See Hear.

For Sign Language Week, Action Deafness has shared new resources helping people to learn how to fingerspell and other BSL Signs.

Action Deafness has been granted the Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW) registered domiciliary care status, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to enhancing the lives of Deaf, Deafblind, and Hard of Hearing individuals across Wales.

A place for local Deaf and Hard of Hearing people to get together for events like coffee mornings. The service is free and offers a friendly, safe environment for the community.

AI Can is one of the UK’s first digital hubs and peer-led training programme aimed at increasing the safe use of everyday AI tools by people with learning disabilities and autistic people. It helps people use everyday AI tools with confidence, aiming to make digital tools inclusive and easier for more people to use.

ADHD guide is designed to offer practical advice and support for parents and carers, helping them to understand ADHD and how to support children in their care.

Advance has been granted £400,000 to match its own investment to improve the energy performance of 51 homes.

AFG announces significant pay increase to £12/hour for more than 1,800 health and social care workers, with investment of £4.6m.