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Breaking Barriers: Supporting Disabled Teenage Girls to be Active
Led by Access Sport, the Sweaty Betty Foundation, Women in Sport and Nuffield Health a new study sheds light on the untold struggles of disabled teenage girls in accessing sport and exercise.
FYI: Investigates Disability and Me
In this episode of FYI Investigates, Thomas and Maya examine what life is like for disabled children growing up in Britain. They meet four disabled young people to learn about their struggle to be treated equally and how some feel excluded from society.
‘He is thriving now; a different child’: the battle to educate neurodivergent pupils
Parents of children with additional needs in England endure endless bureaucracy, but help is out there – and it is worth the fight.
‘I want to inspire other disabled athletes’
A 14-year-old para-swimmer from Somerset said she wants to be a role model for younger people hoping to get into the sport. Sophie York from Paulton has just returned home after competing in the Dwarf Sports Association National Games.
Geek Girl: The teen drama tackling neurodiversity
Many of us would love to play our favourite book character in a film or on TV – but Emily Carey has managed to live the dream. The 21-year-old is the star of teen drama Geek Girl, an adaptation of the book series of which she was a “huge fan” growing up.
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