Deaf & Hearing Trailblazers CIC is the first business in the Deaf sector to have Action Deafness’ leadership development programme independently verified by The Institute of Leadership.
The Boshier Grant Scheme is accepting applications from registered charities until 19 July for funding up to £25,000 towards projects that benefit autistic people in the UK.
New look for Hamelin with new strategy to follow in September, which will detail the role Hamelin will play in creating compassionate communities for neurodiverse and disabled people.
Open letter from VODG member British Deaf Association and RNID expressing deep disappointment at lack of BSL interpretation at new Prime Minister’s first speech to the nation.
Online information resource from Turning Point and Learning Disability England to help people with learning disabilities, families and support workers know what to do if a doctor talks about DNACPRs.
BeyondAutism Fast Responder service established in response to growing pressures of SEN support in schools, offers collaborative, person-centred, proactive support including rapid response within 24 hours.
Online information resource from Turning Point and Learning Disability England to help people with learning disabilities, families and support workers know what to do if a doctor talks about DNACPRs.
Milestones Trust wins European Association of Service Providers for persons with Disabilities’ prestigious Innovation Award for outstanding contributions to mental health rehabilitation and recovery at its Move on Project service.
Members of Guideposts Hub in Stroud love their pop music. So, when the idea of writing a song and having it recorded professionally came up, the Friday social group jumped at the chance.
AFK launches its Self-Employment Summer School: ‘We Mean Business’, designed for young people (ages 18-25) who identify as disabled and/or neurodiverse.
Deafblind UK member Ricky is running a Q&A on social media throughout Deafblind Awareness Week (24 - 30 June) to raise awareness and help others understand the condition.
Children with epilepsy are missing out on taking part in sports. The PACE research study highlights this problem and is just the beginning of breaking down the barriers to inclusion.
