July 2018

Richard Kramer replaces Gillian Morbey, who will retain an involvement in the development of the charity's new arts and wellbeing centre in Birmingham.
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The mental health and mood disorders such as depression may present quite differently to those with learning disabilities.
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United Response staff are being shown how to advocate against hate crimes on behalf of the people they support.
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Nine national governments committed to new laws to give people with disabilities greater rights this week against stigma and discrimination
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The problem for disabled professionals isn’t motivation to work - it’s practical solutions and reasonable adjustments, argues Nancy Doyle.
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A £1.5 billion funding gap for disabled children’s services is making life intolerable, 60 leading charities have said, due to a lack of support.
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A friendly and inclusive community space aims to break down many of the barriers that stop people with disabilities from enjoying a varied and meaningful social life.
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When Martin Boniface’s son Harry, with severe learning disabilities, was asked to leave a theatre for making too much noise he put together a plan for how support teams should react to challenging behaviours in public. Here he tells Darren…
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Today's judgement ruled that the national minimum wage does not apply to sleep-in shifts unless the worker is awake for the purpose of working, avoiding bankruptcy.
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TouchBase Pears represents "a new way" of delivering social care services, focusing on arts and wellbeing.
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