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Despite spending his days in agony, Andrew, who suffers from spina bifida, tells The Mirror why he will never support Esther Rantzen's petition for assisted dying to become legal in the UK

Councillors demand strategy for refugee accommodation and stretched community services

I am not willing to sacrifice my travel, my independence or my health because I cannot trust an airline to treat my wheelchair with dignity, and frankly, it is not a risk I should have to take

Just in time for Mental Wellness Month,St. Vincent Family Services is helping better connect young people with resources through a new program.The organization

In The Dreamer, Chapelle laughs at disability, bisexuality and gay men. But his jokes continue to come back to one target: the transgender community.

Todd Crooks and his wife Laura lost their son Chad to suicide. They created Chad's Legacy Project and are working to amp up mental health education in schools.

Many disabled people ‘hugely concerned’ that discussions about assisted dying would inevitably lead to talks on assisted suicide

Access to Work grants are intended to help people with disabilities, or physical and mental health conditions to get practical support, including special equipment, travel costs, or a sign language interpreter.

Richard, a driver who recently beat leukemia, is considering dropping gig driving after 11 years and taking a full-time job.

Rosemary Smyth said advocacy ensures best practice across public services, and it promotes positive systemic changes when necessary.