Parents of children with autism see dogs as a key way to improve companionship, relieve stress and help their children to learn responsibility, according to a US study. Read More...
The British Assistive Technology Association has raised concerns that proposed changes to disabled student allowances will leave tens of thousands of students finding it increasingly difficult to study for their degrees. Read More...
The CREATE! Art for Autism 2014 competition is now open with organisers already reporting a rise in the number of young people with an autistic spectrum condition and Asperger’s syndrome seeking to display their creativity. Read More...
Recent figures show that 60% of people with learning disabilities who are inpatients in hospital settings have been there for more than a year, despite promises of reform after the Winterbourne View. So, has anything really changed for the… Read More...
Assistive technology has the potential to help many people with learning disabilities to live more independently – yet, for some, the opportunities to access the support it can offer are restricted, and this has to change. Read More...
The government has launched new guidance that aims to reduce the use of restraint and restrictive interventions in health and adult care settings. Read More...
HRH The Princess Royal has called for greater use of personalised technology (PT) to help people with learning disabilities achieve their goals in life. Read More...