Today’s Spending Review provides welcome investment in children’s social care, SEND, the NHS and social housing but instils very little confidence that adult social care will ever be seen as the essential public service it is.
Ambassadors include prominent figures from the worlds of sport, music, and the arts and champion Sense’s vital work supporting disabled people to connect with others and be included in the world.
VODG welcomes it's newest member, Havencare, a charity making a difference to people who have diagnoses of learning disabilities, brain injuries, autism and other support needs
Quiz from Young Epilepsy to find out about different types of seizures and triggers as well as the appropriate first aid measures to take during a seizure.
The award celebrates outstanding workplaces across the UK, highlighting organisations that lead the way in employee engagement, wellbeing, inclusion, leadership and team spirit.
There's a great deal of good within the Mental Health Bill currently going through Parliament, but more could be done to stop autistic people and people with a learning disability from being detained in long stay settings.
Roadshow of health information and campaigning workshops will visit deaf community groups, coffee mornings, social clubs, health services and more as part of SignHealth’s engagement with the wider deaf community.
In our response we welcome the spirit of the regulations but urge government to further consider the practicality of proposals made and the unintended risks to the supply of housing with support, that they pose.
An EasyRead explainer of the changes to disability benefits that the UK government proposed in March 2025 – and how you can have your say about them, by United Response.
VODG alongside Rethink Mental Illness and 35 other organisations, has written to the Prime Minister calling for a strategy to tackle the drivers of mental ill-health.
