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A woman who can't get around without her walking stick was rendered devastated when the council refused to grant her a Blue Badge on the grounds she's 'not disabled enough'

An organization in south Overland Park aims to make a positive impact in the lives of individuals with disabilities, while creating new possibilities through its unique therapy program.

A former paraprofessional in Larimer County, Colorado, from the Poudre School District, Tyler Zanella, entered a guilty plea on Monday, admitting to fewer than a dozen charges out of the initial 164 he faced related to child abuse.

It is understood that just 6% of people in Ireland with disabilities use public transport

The first to complete a marathon with a prosthetic leg — he did it in New York — he went on to found a track club for disabled runners, expanding it worldwide.

Women are under-represented as NDIS participants and over-represented as carers. But the NDIS review ignored them.

Having an electric wheelchair will be a lot easier on my shoulders and will allow me to keep my independence

Businesses have a duty to make adjustments for disabled employees and job applicants under the Equalities Act 2010 yet companies have admitted they think adjustments are too costly

Rachel Elliott, Cara Baltimore, and Breona Johnson from Divine Counseling visit Marc in the studio to share the importance of therapy and why they believe every

State police arrested a staff member at the Sunmount Developmental Center for allegedly assaulting a resident.