The mental and emotional toll of the DWP PIP cuts is unprecedented for disabled people
Spring is meant to be a time of optimism, but for those with physical and mental health disabilities any cheerfulness...
I am a freelance journalist and a mental health columnist with the Spinal Injuries Association. My interests are disability, mental health, inequality and social justice.
Spring is meant to be a time of optimism, but for those with physical and mental health disabilities any cheerfulness...
Those with a disability want to work, and do work, if they can. But mounting disability-related costs, such as care-costs,...
With the official advice from the NHS saying that Covid-19 is mainly spread by ‘droplet and touch’ but the World...
Severely disabled people including those with spinal cord injuries are suffering due to problems accessing support through the NHS Continuing...
With the last of any celebrations over, what is left is for some people a sickly feeling as they face...
When Glyn Hayes from Welwyn in Hertfordshire applied to Access to Work for a new wheelchair attachment, he never expected...
One of the changes the new government wants is to make a shift from hospital to prevention. The case for...
For World Mental Health Day, Professor Linda Gask spoke to the Canary from her home in Orkney about her new...
So far, the policy announcements made by Labour regarding housing and in their Renters Reform Bill have mentioned affordability. However,...
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