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Marni Voak smiles during an amputee football match while wearing a white Cambridge City FC shirt and using forearm crutches. She is pictured on the pitch with a blue headband, looking to one side during play. The background is blurred, keeping the focus on the player.
Amputee Football Player Marni Voak Targets Disability FA Cup Glory With Cambridge City
Four people stand smiling beneath a large blue and gold balloon arch at an indoor event. The person in the centre wears a ceremonial chain of office, while the others are dressed in themed costumes, including a skeleton outfit and black Halloween-inspired attire. The venue features blue décor and decorative cobwebs, creating a festive atmosphere.
Access Festival: A Creative Inclusive Event For People With A Learning Disability And Autism
Portrait of Diviyha with dark hair tied back, wearing a black zip-up sports jacket with three white stripes down the sleeve. They are standing at a slight angle and looking toward the camera with a neutral, faintly smiling expression. The photograph is taken against a plain light grey background.
Why Employers Shouldn’t Fear Hiring People With A Learning Disability
Yasmin Atwal wearing a dark business dress, conference badge, and shoulder bag stands in a modern building corridor lined with large, colorful pillars representing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The numbered displays for goals such as No Poverty, Zero Hunger, Good Health and Well-Being, Quality Education, Gender Equality, Clean Water and Sanitation, and others extend into the distance along a windowed hallway. She faces the camera with her hands clasped in front of her, while natural light fills the space through floor-to-ceiling windows.
From Personal Experience To National Action: Disability Inclusion in Schools Cannot Wait
Poster for Disability Pride Catwalk: A Space for Each Other, Manchester, 27 June 2026. Three models pose together against a light grey background wearing adaptive fashion. The central model, who has visible vitiligo, wears a white top, while the two models on either side wear black and red bralettes. The event promotes disability inclusion and body diversity in fashion.
Young Adaptive Clothing Line Hosts First Disability Pride Catwalk In Manchester
A young person in an orange Access Sport shirt leads a football activity with a child dribbling a ball through cones on a grass field during an inclusive grassroots football session.
Access Sport And The FA Launch New Disability Volunteering Pathway In Grassroots Football
Three women enjoying an accessible beach experience smile for a photo beneath the Care & Occupational Therapy Show (COTS) logo. Promotional text invites visitors to "Visit Stand 57", alongside the LanzAbility logo, highlighting accessible holiday and travel solutions for disabled people.
Discover LanzAbility: Why Occupational Therapists Need to Know About Accessible Travel Options
Promotional poster for the Inclusive Sport & Culture Festival Liverpool 2027. Against a black background, the festival logo appears above the words "Something powerful is on its way." Large neon-style numbers "2027" in blue, green, orange and yellow dominate the centre. At the bottom, three para athletes race forward in a dramatic black-and-white image, conveying speed, strength and competition. The website address, iscfestival.co.uk, is displayed beneath the year.
Inclusive Sport & Culture Festival: UK-First Event Set To Unite Elite Sport And World Class Disabled-Led Arts In May 2027
Gina Patel sits in a wheelchair in an art gallery, positioned beneath three framed colourful portraits on a white wall, with a wooden floor and exhibition space surrounding her.
“Unsuccessful But Rewarding”: Entering Politics As A Disabled South Asian Woman
Lifestyle News
Emma Purcell

Evicted Without Options: Disabled Resident Fights For Accessible Housing Amid Safety Crisis

A disabled resident in Southampton faces sudden eviction from her adapted home with no suitable alternatives offered. Sophie’s story exposes critical gaps in accessible housing for wheelchair users and highlights systemic failures in meeting complex disability needs.

Interviews Lifestyle
Emma Purcell

Learning Disability Week 2025: Mencap Campaign Officer Vijay Patel On Visibility, Inclusion, And Breaking Barriers

Discover Vijay Patel’s inspiring story during Learning Disability Week 2025. Explore the challenges and triumphs of living with a learning disability, and learn how this year’s theme, “Do you see me?”, celebrates visibility, inclusion, and empowerment.

Entertainment Personal Stories
Crip Life

Celebrating Inclusion At Accessible Venues: A Pride Month Reflection

To mark the start of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, Angel Flint shares a heartfelt story of inclusion at a Blackpool drag show—highlighting the importance of accessible venues and the power of small gestures to create truly welcoming spaces for all.