All Together Now

Worrying statistics recently released by the RNIB show that increasing numbers of people are neglecting their eyesight. Specsavers Healthcall provides eyecare services at home to those who cannot visit a high street optician unaccompanied due to physical or mental disability.

ONE of the biggest disability healthcare shows in the UK is heading to Manchester. The IIC Show is set to be the most comprehensive shopping and resource event on disability/mixed ability in the North of England.

I am Fred Payne, chief executive officer at the Bank Workers Charity. We were founded in 1883 as the Bank Clerks Orphanage. Since then we have seen a lot of change, but one thing remains the same – we exist to support current and former bankers and their families across the UK. We do this […]

ONE of the UK’s greatest champions for disabled people, Ann Darnbrough, has died. Ann spent most of her life fighting social injustice, constantly speaking up for the underdog, and continually challenging bureaucracy.

MORE than 100,000 patients, staff and visitors at hospitals and health centres are now learning about health issues in All Together NOW!

A SERIES of new guides to encourage people with a disability to live healthier, more active lifestyles, and to signpost those already active into competitive sport has been developed by experts at Loughborough University.

THE Government’s new Disability and Health Employment Strategy – which aims to get more disabled people into work – has been greeted with dismay and disbelief by national disability charity Queen Elizabeth’s Foundation for Disabled People.

PROFESSIONAL institutions that represent architects, town planners, surveyors, engineers and facilities managers have committed to improving accessibility for the country’s 12 million disabled people.

THE first in-depth study of the relationship between popular music and disability has been written by an academic from the University of Salford.

PEOPLE with mental health, cognitive or intellectual impairments should find it easier to claim the benefits they are entitled to, following a Court of Appeal ruling.