The Disability Power 100 Awards 2024: Celebrating Excellence and Impact
The Disability Power 100 Awards 2024, hosted by the Shaw Trust, showcased the achievements and influence of disabled individuals across the UK. This event celebrated
The Disability Power 100 Awards 2024, hosted by the Shaw Trust, showcased the achievements and influence of disabled individuals across the UK. This event celebrated
In this exclusive op-ed, Nathan Stilwell highlights the urgent need for assisted dying reform in the UK, emphasising the suffering caused by current laws and lessons from compassionate practices abroad.
Claire Macdonald of My Death, My Decision highlights the harm of current assisted dying laws in England and Wales, urging reform ahead of next week’s parliamentary debate.
As this month marks National Disability Awareness Month, Shaw Trust convey how better support for disability in the workplace can unlock hidden talent and play
In today’s evidence session, the Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (LUHC) will question Felicity Buchan MP, Minister for Housing and Homelessness, Department for Levelling UP,
Centenary Action’s Dr Sarabajaya Kumar discusses why more action is needed to support d/Deaf and disabled general election candidates.
The Government has launched its new Disability Action Plan – 32 steps to make the UK the most accessible place in the world for disabled people to live, work and thrive.
As the Government unveils the new WorkWell pilot initiative to Integrate Work and Health Services across 15 local areas with £64 million in funding, CEO of Curia Ben Howlett asks if this is a gimmick or something that will transform lives?
As temperatures surge, with the heat health warning climbing from yellow to amber, concerns arise over the well-being of individuals living with dementia. Dehydration, a common challenge for those with memory issues, becomes a pressing issue during hot weather. Families and caregivers are urged to take precautions to ensure the safety and hydration of their loved ones.
Under plans announced by the Government, individuals with disabilities could be given enhanced support to work from home. Mel Stride, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions has said this move would seek to reduce the number of people claiming benefits due to illness.
The UK government declined to attend a UN review of its treatment of disabled people after an inquiry warned of “grave” violations. A 2016 report by a UN committee found welfare reforms had “adversely” affected disabled people in the UK so the Government was set to attend a hearing at the UN in Geneva on Monday to assess progress made.
Vicky Foxcroft MP for Lewisham Deptford and Shadow Minister for Disabled People, outlines the challenges for disabled people across the UK and Labour’s commitment to tackling inequality.
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