One of our supporters explains what a microaggression is and how they've been made to feel self-conscious about not drinking due to their disability.
What makes a good employer
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We look at how some examples of good practice when employing disabled people and how some employers are giving us hope for the future.
Rising costs will soon leave me out of options
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One of our supporters told us about the impact the cost of living crisis is having on their life and why they're scared for the future.
COVID helped me build new friendships and try new things
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Amber tells us how the pandemic led to her gaining new friendships and building confidence.
My tips for disabled people looking for work
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Amber tells us about her experience job hunting and gives her top tips for any disabled person looking for a job.
Seven things everyone should know about Access to Work
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Access to Work is the government's best-kept secret. Here are some top tips our disabled staff members who use the grant think you should know.
How technology is giving disabled people new opportunities
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Kay Barnes – Assistive Technologist at our Hill House residential service in Cheshire – shows how technology offers choice and independence, and keeps people in touch.
Missed chance for meaningful social care funding reform
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Disabled author Chloe Timms campaigns with us on social care. She explains why the Health and Care Act 2022 is a missed opportunity for social care funding reform.
Disability and food banks: the basic rate of support isn't enough
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Rachel Lees from the Trussell Trust speaks to Steve Huxford about his experience using food banks and why we need a strong and stable social security system, not just in national crisis, but every day.
What do the new cost of living payments mean for disabled people
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'Timely, but temporary and not targeted enough' - Gemma Hope, Director of Policy, takes a further look at the government's cost of living announcement.
