Take part in Mobility in Motion’s short survey to help better understand awareness, confidence, and barriers around car travel with a disability, a long-term health condition or limited mobility.
Can Gyms And Leisure Centres Become More Accessible?: Creating Welcoming Fitness Environments For People with Disabilities
Discover Marina Logacheva’s research on how gyms and leisure centres can improve accessibility through inclusive design, staff training and disability representation.
From Personal Experience To National Action: Disability Inclusion in Schools Cannot Wait
Disability rights advocate Yasmin Atwal has created a National School Disability Inclusion Toolkit designed to help schools implement accessibility practices.
“Unsuccessful But Rewarding”: Entering Politics As A Disabled South Asian Woman
Read how Disabled South Asian Woman Gina Patel navigated the 2026 local elections, challenged stereotypes, and continues to campaign for change.
Disabled Passenger Saves £1,000s On Brand-New Adapted Vehicle Through New Mobility Scheme
Discover how an adapted vehicle is helping disabled drivers and passengers save money while gaining comfort, confidence and independence.
Mentallyunstitched: The Clothing Brand Supporting Mental Health And Neurodivergent Wellbeing
Meet Millie Haywood, founder of Mentallyunstitched — a clothing brand creating anxiety-relieving, sensory-friendly fashion designed to support mental wellbeing, neurodivergence and everyday comfort.
How NHS Continuing Healthcare Is Causing Barriers To Work For Disabled Professionals
In her personal story, Lucy Robinson — a wheelchair user from Oxfordshire who receives NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC) and 24-hour support following a spinal cord injury — shares the impact of being told her NHS-funded care cannot continue outside the UK, and how this restriction is affecting her work, independence, and everyday life.
Southbank Centre Celebrates 75 Years With A Summer Season Of Literature, Spoken Word And Accessible Cultural Events
Celebrate the Southbank Centre’s 75th anniversary with an accessible summer season of literature and spoken word events featuring acclaimed writers, artists and cultural voices from May to September 2026.
Sahera Khan: A Deaf Actress Breaking Barriers On Screen And Stage
Sahera Khan is a Deaf actress, writer and filmmaker from East London whose work spans theatre, television, film and digital storytelling. In this interview, she discusses her creative journey, the importance of representation and accessibility, and how her Deaf and Muslim identity shapes the stories she chooses to tell through performance and British Sign Language.
Neurodiversity And Homelessness: Key Risks Include Employment Gaps, Debt, Substance Use And Poor Housing
Neurodiversity and homelessness: Research reveals how employment barriers, financial struggles, substance use and poor housing increase risk, and explores what must change to better support neurodivergent people.
Living With Chronic Illness: Finding Purpose Through Social Media Advocacy
Neve Collins shares her journey with chronic illness, from loss and stigma to finding purpose through social media advocacy and community.
How Trampolining Can Benefit Individuals With Sensory Processing Disorder
Learn how trampolines can help with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), boosting balance, body awareness, and sensory regulation safely at home.
Happy Hideouts: Premium Trampolines For Active Play At Home With Disabled Children
Find out how Happy Hideouts’ premium trampolines can support disabled children through sensory input, regulation and joyful exercise.
Healing Through Art With A Physical Disability: How Pain Became Purpose
In this personal story, disabled artist Melissa DiVietri shares her journey of healing through art with a physical disability, showing how creativity can transform pain into purpose.