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A world-first mega-trial for progressive multiple sclerosis (MS) will launch in the UK later this year, says the MS Society.
A lamb has had its mobility restored thanks to its owner who has built the little hero its own customised wheelchair.
A judge has ruled carers will not be prosecuted if they assist with finding a disabled person meeting with a prostitute.
A group of fifty ex-professional rugby players have backed a new campaign in the bid to fight Alzheimers including Shane Williams (pictured above) and Ben Kay.
Prince Philip would often make headlines for the wrong reasons, making the odd controversial comment which portrayed him in a negative light, but the friendship he had between a budding horse-rider tells a different story.
A teenager from Humberston, North Yorkshire has been spending his Wednesday afternoons encouraging adults with learning disabilities to stay healthy during lockdown.
“How many people have you knocked over on that thing?”
The government has announced they will introduce hundreds of specialist advisers to support people with disabilities to find and stay in employment by May 2021.
Twenty years eh? I honesty can’t believe it, but we have made it to our third decade.
A family with a disabled son have launched a fundraising appeal so they can make their Glasgow home accessible for the little boy’s needs.