Resources

RNIB would like to hear from you if you have sight loss, to learn more about the areas in your life where you’ve needed support, as well as the types of help you’ve received in the past.

SeeAbility has launched a new short film for Learning Disability Week to raise awareness of how people with learning disability can get support with eye care.

Mencap’s new policy paper, supported by qualitative research from Cordis Bright, confirms what many people with a learning disability and their loved ones already know: people with a learning disability face significant and unavoidable extra costs.

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.

An explainer of the changes to disability benefits that the UK government proposed in March 2025 – and how you can have your say about them.

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.

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.

Options shares the story behind its new brand, at the heart of which is the belief that everyone has the right to the life they want.

Autism West Midlands is offering training to learn more about how you can best support autistic adults and children within your work and make the environment more accessible.

The National Autistic Society has produced a useful guide to supporting autistic colleagues, examining various topics such as why we need to support autistic people in the workplace, what we can do, and what support is available.

New research from Sense seeks to better understand the experiences of families when trying to access social care support for their disabled child, detail the challenges of the fragmented system and lay out recommendations for change.

Multi-sport athlete and disability advocate Sam Gough, known for captaining the England Women’s blind football team, competing as a para rower, and raising awareness of disability inclusion, has been named an Ambassador for Deafblind UK.

This poignant documentary invites viewers into the magical world of Headway East London’s Hackney Centre, and through members' stories, focuses on the often-hidden nature of acquired brain injury.

VODG welcomes Stroud Court Community Trust, a charity that enables its residents to lead fulfilling lives, supported by people who truly understand and accept their needs.

VODG welcomes Embrace Wigan and Leigh, a user-led charity offering support following the social model of disability.

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.

Short film on the positive effect of art on mental health, featuring Nick Blinko, a British artist and musician known for his work in the 1970s punk rock scene, and his battle with mental health issues, which he openly addressed in his art and lyrics.