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A Charleston institution is putting focus on mental health.The International African American Museum held a mental wellness event for Septima P. Clark Academy

People with cognitive disabilities – like autism, attention deficit and memory loss – are less satisfied with their health care than those in the general population, according to a study published by a Rutgers researcher.

I bought a commode that the HSE should have provided. I paid for the hand railing the HSE should have provided

A millennial with a disability said gig driving is one of the only options for her given her condition, though she's struggling to pull in $200 some weeks.

The update was shared in a written response to a question from Labour and Co-operative Party MP, Lloyd Russell-Moyle who asked what steps the DWP is taking to reduce waiting times for PIP assessments

Mayor Eric Adams said all children who required preschool special education seats would have them. More than 1,000 such students lacked a placement last school year.

SAN ANTONIO - Efforts continue to make mental health care more accessible across San Antonio.This comes as the city invested millions to address these issues.

There are so many good things to have come out of Switzerland. Zurich Insurance obviously. The national flag is a big plus, writes Peter Hamilton

Problem gambling is linked to an 89% increased risk for long-term work disability, a new study suggests.

NFL alumni and mental health advocates Marcus Smith and Cam Johnson are scheduled to share their perspectives with students at Septima P. Clark Academy Monday.