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A group of adults supported by Wirral charity Autism Together has won a prestigious national award honouring their work at a popular local visitor…

ONE OF Wales’ foremost disability rights pioneers and founder of Antur Waunfawr, Robert Gwynn Davies, would have turned 102 years old today.

A new online mental health training package is now available for all working people across Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to help them cope with…

Sidelining students with learning disabilities is encapsulated in a simple mantra that’s been spreading: “All students matter.”

The Northern Health and Social Care Trust has announced a revision of visiting arrangements which come into effect from 9am today (Saturday, January 1).

Visiting restrictions are being introduced at hospital and care setting due the current community spread of Covid-19 and staff sickness. Manx C...

British children with learning disabilities were offered 'do not attempt resuscitation' notices by the NHS during the pandemic.

Nursing support workers across Wrexham have been celebrated for their hard work and dedication to the role and to patients. As part of this year’s Nursing Support Workers’ Day staff from Wrexham and Flintshire were invited to nominate colleagues to receive recognition and appreciation for the dedication they bring to their role. The Practice Development […]

And i really appreciate you coming down — speaking out. _ you want to make things better. 20 years ago, tony was detained because he struggled to cope in a world that struggled to cope with his autism. today, he is one of 2,070 people currently detained in a hospital instead of a home where... nhs england say theyre committed to reducing the number of people with autism and are learning disability detained in inpatient settings. what have you done in the last 20 years? precisely. ive watched m...

The University of Guam celebrated Class of Fanuchånan 2021 on Sunday at the Calvo Field House. The day was full of historic moments including student Anthony Reyes being the university’s