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Dr Hannah Barham-Brown: disability rights campaigner
Dr Hannah Barham-Brown is a campaigner for disability rights and awareness. Here, she discusses the importance of talking about disability. The post Dr Hannah Barham-Brown: disability rights campaigner...
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Designer limbs: top pimped-up prosthetics
From the weird to the wonderful, we’ve been looking for the latest, coolest, most innovative and quirkiest prosthetic limbs. Who said disability can’t be beautiful? Prepare to be amazed, shocked, or...
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“Can you have sex?” and other common disability and dating questions
We all know that dating and disability is an often misunderstood topic. To break down preconceptions, we're sharing a blog post from Becky, who isn't disabled and is dating someone in a wheelchair, to...
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Reports of violent disability hate crime continue to rise
An investigation reveals that 7,300 disability hate crimes were reported across 36 regions in England and Wales in 2019/20, but less than 1% of perpetrators were charged. The post Reports of violent...
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Rio 2016 Paralympics: 10 awesome moments from day 1
The Rio 2016 Paralympic Games is well and truly underway. Over the next week we’ll be publishing round ups of the best moments so far, from glorious gold wins to poignant celebrations. Here we look...
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Kellogg’s to roll out cereal boxes with world-first technology for blind and...
Kellogg’s has announced that a new world-first technology will be added to its cereal boxes to make them accessible to blind and visually impaired people. The post Kellogg’s to roll out cereal boxes...
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The Able Label: get 10% off practical and stylish adaptive clothing for...
Do you struggle to dress and find clothes to fit because of your disability? You're not alone. That is why adaptive clothing brand The Able Label was born. Get 10% off adaptive clothing by reading this...
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Multiple sclerosis: we need fair treatment across the world
This is an updated post from our archives. Anisha Gangotra shares her experiences volunteering in Chile, working with organizations supporting people with multiple sclerosis (MS). She highlights the...
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How an upfront wheelchair adapted vehicle can give you true independence
Find out how having an adapted vehicle that allows you to drive from your wheelchair or sit upfront in the passenger seat will give you independence and freedom. The post How an upfront wheelchair...
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From London 2012 to Tokyo 2020 Paralympics: Paralympic wheelchair racer...
We speak to World, European and Paralympic wheelchair racing champion Hannah Cockroft about her career in athletics and her preparations for Tokyo 2020. The post From London 2012 to Tokyo 2020...
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When your loved one is diagnosed with a terminal illness
This is an updated post from our archives. Supporting a loved one diagnosed with a terminal illness is profoundly challenging. This article offers guidance on providing emotional support, managing...
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Travelling with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome: how to make your holidays smooth
This is an updated post from our archives. Traveling with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) requires careful planning to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Key preparations include informing tour...
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Toys Like Me dolls: a good or bad idea?
This is an updated post from our archives. The article discusses the introduction of ‘Toys Like Me’ dolls, which are designed to represent disabled children, and explores whether this initiative...
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Online dating: staying safe and having the best date
The series delves into the world of disability, exploring sex and relationships. Tuppy, an agony aunt known for running Outsiders, a private club geared towards helping disabled individuals find love,...
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Take control of your memories, thoughts or pain… It’s really possible!
This is an updated post from our archives. Spokz People, a non-profit organization, offers specialized support to adults with physical disabilities and their families, focusing on areas such as...
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How autism spectrum disorder made Amanda a poet
Amanda, who never enjoyed writing, found that poetry helped her to understand her diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder three years ago. She's now training to become a life coach to help others. The...
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Want to be a radio presenter?
Ever thought about being a radio presenter? Well now might be your chance. Read on to learn about SWINDON 105.5 community radio from founder Shirley Ludford, and how they’re always looking for new...
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Dating Coach on Wheels: top tips from disability and dating expert
Do you suffer from low self-esteem and find dating too nerve-wracking a prospect? Well, then you’re in luck. Disability Horizons writer Carrie Aimes speaks to Amin Lakhani, the Dating Coach on Wheels....
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Disabled dating: how to turn your online match into a real-life date
Online dating as a disabled person can be frustrating. It can take time to find your match. But once you do, it'll feel incredible. If you're using a disabled dating site, read these 6 tips to help you...
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My day at the White House debating disability and the media
Disability Horizons writer Shannon Kelly visited Washington D.C. to attend an event exploring the inclusion of disabled people in the media. Here’s what she learned… As a recent Broadcast Journalism...
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