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The new policy will require all new buildings to include public toilets, as part of a new Local Plan policy on public toilets

Interior designer Sabrina Soto shares how keeping your home comfortable can improve mental health.

Jasmine Blueman, 6, from Stockport, has complex disabilities and was facing huge access and well-being challenges at home until Stiltz Homelifts stepped...

US veterans with disability had a lower suicide risk than their non-veteran counterparts, new data show. Specialized care provided by the Veterans Health Administration could play a role.

Jade Cotton, who is from Smethwick, West Midlands, claims she was told she wouldn't be able to find work because she was disabled and suffered years of disappointment

The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation awarded $249,600 in grants to support 22 nonprofit programs and initiatives in Brown, Kewaunee, and Oconto counties.

Over half of Brits are not disabled and dont have relatives who are - with three-quarters of these rarely interacting with disabled people, the research found.

Two high school students in Oklahoma were found dead, accoording to authorities.The Tulsa Police Department said the students, who attended Rogers High School

Nearly half of Brits feel self-conscious about how to behave around disabled people - but would like to boost their own confidence when it comes to these interactions

Dollar General has agreed to pay $1 million to settle the disability-discrimination lawsuit filed by the EEOC.