What Harvey Did Next: Harvey Price’s transition to college revealed in sequel...
TV personality Katie Price and her disabled son Harvey star in a new BBC documentary - Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next – which follows Harvey as he starts an independent life at the National Star...
View ArticleCost of living crisis: benefits must keep pace with inflation
Charity Leonard Cheshire draws on research to highlight why disability benefits must be kept in line with inflation to avoid disabled people going into poverty. The post Cost of living crisis: benefits...
View ArticleBritish Airways launches a dedicated customer service team for disabled...
British Airways Accessibility Team is a dedicated customer service for passengers with hidden and visible disabilities. Find out more about the new programme and what support you can get on your next...
View ArticleDisability and sex: being open about your sexual needs
In our series on disability and sex, expert and resident agony aunt Tuppy – who runs Outsiders, a private club for disabled people looking for a relationship – answers your questions. This week, how to...
View Article7 mobility aids that will support your foot care needs
Here we share a range of dressing aids, disabled footwear and mobility aids that are sure to support your foot care needs. The post 7 mobility aids that will support your foot care needs appeared...
View Article6 stylish accessible gifts for disabled people this Christmas
Looking for the perfect Christmas present for a disabled friend or loved one this festive season? Check out our top six accessible gifts for Christmas on our new Disability Horizons Shop. The post 6...
View ArticleThe great mobility scooter debate
This is an updated post from our archives, exploring the ongoing debate around mobility scooters. Are they a vital tool for independence or an inconvenience on pavements and public spaces? We address...
View ArticleThe art of blind photography and finding your own style
This is an updated post from our archives. It explores the inspiring world of blind photography, showcasing how visually impaired artists use innovative techniques to capture unique perspectives. The...
View ArticleDisability and gadgets: summer holiday apps
Robert Wemyss is the IT guru at Really Useful Stuff. Really Useful Stuff is delighted to join in with Disability Horizons to offer a monthly roundup of all things tech and gadget. We will take a quick...
View ArticleThe lifting of Covid-19 restrictions is lifting my stress level up
Our writer Raya, who has muscular dystrophy and respiratory failure, discusses why she is worried about the lifting of Covid restrictions and the impact on disabled people The post The lifting of...
View ArticleITV’s announcement of first disabled contestant on Love Island sparks mixed...
Love Island's announcement of its first contestant with a disability has sparked mixed opinions among the disability community. The post ITV’s announcement of first disabled contestant on Love Island...
View ArticleDisability in later life: continuing to play music after becoming disabled
Vanessa’s life took a sharp turn when she found out about her new disability, and it shook her world. It wasn’t just a change in health; it had her wondering how on earth she would keep making music....
View ArticleDisability advice and advocacy: where to go for help
With government cuts biting into councils and care budgets, Disability Horizons writer Nichola Daunton explores the advice and advocacy options available for those who need support, wish to challenge a...
View ArticleRemoving Barriers: the board game that educates about disabling barriers
This is an updated post from our archives. It explores “Removing Barriers,” a board game designed to educate players about disabling barriers in everyday life, promoting greater awareness and empathy...
View ArticleThe future of mobility – new modern mobility scooter, launched in the UK
Sunrise Medical, a global leader in assistive mobility solutions, has launched a new stylish mobility scooter with a design set to challenge perceptions of mobility aids. 🔑 Key Takeaways Point Details...
View ArticleCreating Inclusive Classrooms: Practical Accommodations and Strategies for...
Everyone deserves a fair chance to succeed in school. Yet for disabled students with learning disabilities, traditional classroom environments often create barriers rather than opportunities. As we...
View ArticleHow Disabled People Can Make Money on YouTube and TikTok Using CapCut’s...
Through digital platforms such as CapCut, disabled creators gain access to new opportunities in creative careers because these platforms have removed creative career barriers. The built-in accessible...
View ArticleTech Risks: Why Backdoor Attacks are a Growing Concern for Disabled Users
Cyberattacks are increasing all the time and disabled people can be vulnerable to backdoor attacks. They often rely on assistive technologies and attackers can exploit weak points in the technology....
View ArticleHow to Adopt Multidisciplinary Approaches for Disability Support
Disability support has evolved considerably over the years. From only isolated treatments, it has become a holistic approach involving professionals from multiple disciplines. This multidisciplinary...
View ArticleHow to Use Your Adaptive Skills in Other Areas of Life
How to Leverage Adaptive Skills in Other Areas of Life By Cara Siera Last year, my husband lost his thumb in a work accident. This digit is only about two inches in length and weighs only 20 grams,...
View ArticleStarting your own business – Startup 101!
This is an updated post from our archives. It offers foundational guidance for disabled entrepreneurs looking to start their own business, covering motivation, planning, and early steps to success....
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