Emmy-winning documentary Everybody Dance follows disabled children at an inclusive dance school. Director Dan Watt shares the story behind the film.
SEND Reforms: Will This Create True Inclusion In Mainstream Schools For Disabled Children?
The UK government has unveiled £4 billion SEND reforms designed to strengthen support in mainstream schools through new funding, specialist outreach teams and closer EHCP reviews at key transition points.
Mencap Launches “I’m In” Campaign To Boost GP Learning Disability Register And Save Lives
Mencap has launched its new national campaign, “I’m In”, which aims to increase the numbers of people on the GP Learning Disability Register – ensuring thousands more receive vital annual health checks and reasonable adjustments.
How Christian Communities Are Embracing Accessible Church Services At Christmas
Discover how churches across the UK are creating truly accessible church services this Christmas.
Towards A New London Plan: Speak Up Now For An Affordable, Greener, Accessible And Inclusive City
Share your views on London’s future. The Easy Read London Plan consultation (open until 2nd November 2025) invites feedback on housing, jobs, transport, climate action, and inclusivity. Help shape a greener, affordable, and accessible city.
Sam Hendrian: An Independent Filmmaker Spotlighting People With Down’s Syndrome
Filmmaker and poet Sam Hendrian shares how his work explores disability, mental health, and his new film Decaf Daydreamers starring two leads with Down’s syndrome.
UK Residents: Get Paid To Work As Accessibility Testers On Websites And Apps With Fable
Join Fable’s Community of accessibility testers in the UK. Get paid £34/hour to test websites and apps using assistive technology, share feedback, and help build more inclusive digital experiences.
Fair Shot: Why A Supported Internship Could Be The Right Next Step For People With Learning Disabilities And Autism
Fair Shot offers a full-time Supported Internship for young adults with learning disabilities and autism—combining hands-on café training with classroom learning to build skills, confidence, and paths to paid work. Just three places remain for the 2025 intake.
Ellie Goldstein Becomes The Face Of Mencap For Learning Disability Week
Ellie Goldstein stars in Mencap’s latest campaign for Learning Disability Week, celebrating visibility and inclusion for people with learning disabilities across the UK.
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.
Reimagining Accessible Sex Education For People With Learning Disabilities
Discover how a University of Brighton student is transforming accessible sex education with a hands-on toolkit designed to support people with learning disabilities in understanding consent, relationships, and bodily autonomy.
Planning With Love: How Families Can Secure The Financial Future Of SEND Children
Award-winning SEND Chartered Financial Planner Rhiannon Gogh shares personal insight and expert advice on protecting the future of SEND children through trusts, tailored planning, and empowered decision-making.
Celebrating 5 Years of Mi-Spend: Empowering Independent Spending
Over the past five years, Mi-Spend has been transforming how people with learning disabilities, autism, and dementia access and manage their everyday spending.
Royal Ballet And Opera To Host Relaxed Performance Of Leonard Bernstein’s Trouble In Tahiti And A Quiet Place
On 22nd October, the Royal Ballet and Opera will hold a sensory-adapted, Relaxed Performance of its new production of Leonard Bernstein’s two operas, Trouble in Tahiti and A Quiet Place.