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The concept was created by two-time Paralympian and Former Royal Marines Commando Phil Eaglesham. Focusing on users’ frustrations, tackling everyday issues, and producing a hybrid device which can be ... -
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Naidex, the UK’s largest event dedicated to the disability community returned to the NEC Birmingham on 22 - 23 March 2023, celebrating a landmark of 50 years. The event welcomes thousands of attendees ... -
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By Enable Magazine Discussions about autism are growing around the UK with many autistic celebrities embracing the opportunity to talk about their diagnosis and experiences. As Autism Acceptance Month ... -
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Living with Disability magazine shares and informs those living with a disability (and their families and friends) on a range of news and features, how to access available products to assist with day- ... -
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Why is it important to you to share your personal experiences of living with a non-visible disability on Social Media? Sharing my personal experiences is so important because it’s such a massive tool ... -
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The term ‘best rollator’ might mean different things to different people. Determining which rollator is the best fit for you comes down to its compatibility with your personal situation and lifestyle. ... -
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Ian Taverner is the creator of Cookfulness, a cookbook designed for people living with chronic illness. He has joined forces with Bath Centre for Pain Services to launch a new creative therapy program ... -
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27 children and young people with physical disabilities had a glorious day in the spring sunshine in Sheffield on Saturday 19th March 2022 trying out various disability sports. The ‘Have A Go’ Day, ho ... -
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One in four (25%) of the public have become more interested in the experience of Deaf people since Rose Ayling-Ellis started to appear on BBC One’s Strictly Come Dancing, with one in five (21%) now in ... -
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CP Sport open its new online shop today which has clothing and kit ideal for adults and children who enjoy active lives and being part of the CP Sport community. The money raised through the shop will directly help CP Sport to support even more people with cerebral palsy to have the opportunity to access and enjoy physical activity.
This new shop follows the introduction of the new CP Sport branding and logo in August. The aim of the new branding was to create something that all members and the cp community can enjoy and feel part of. Online café participants provided ideas and feedback, which helped to develop the new look. The wider response from members and partners to the vibrant colours and style introduced across all platforms has been very positive.
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England Football, The Football Association’s new home for participation and the grassroots game, has today launched Football Your Way, a new campaign to help disabled footballers return to the sport and reclaim the moments they have missed, as Covid-19 restrictions are lifted across the country.
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Last year, the COVID-19 pandemic created an unprecedented disruption to healthcare systems across the globe. This caused rapid dynamic changes in terms of demand and capacity within healthcare which led to the traditional face-to-face patient-physician model coming to almost a complete halt during the first UK lockdown.[1] This presented the opportunity for innovation, resulting in the rapid deployment of new digital technologies, care models and healthcare apps.
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As the government eases lockdown restrictions for sport, more people with cerebral palsy will be able to find local sport and activity clubs through a brand-new online club finder.
Cerebral Palsy Sport (CP Sport) has launched ‘Club Finder’ on its website this week which will enable more people with cerebral palsy the opportunity to connect with a club and find a sport to suit them as the restrictions ease.
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Care packages are not a new idea in the least, but with many people still spending months shielding, this clever idea is seeing something of a resurgence. There are many ways to show someone you care, but it takes a little creativity to show someone a little love while maintaining safe social distance. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
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In general, it is the right of everyone to make decisions about what happens to them, restricted only by requirements and prohibitions of the law. However, in some cases, people are judged to lack the mental capacity to make informed decisions, and this means that someone else must make certain decisions on their behalf.
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There has been a growing interest in both physical and mental wellbeing, with more and more people interested in plant-based alternatives for healthier living. Following this wellness trend, we’ve seen interest in CBD oil increase significantly, but what exactly is CBD?