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Manchester fashion show celebrates disability, inclusion and adaptive fashion
The event sees 16 disabled, neurodivergent and chronically ill models showcase adaptive clothing designed to challenge traditional ideas of fashion, while highlighting the importance of accessibility and representation.
RCN publishes recommendations to save learning disability nursing workforce
People with a learning disability are often failing to have their healthcare needs “adequately” met due to a collapsing number of learning disability nurses, according to a report from the Royal College of Nursing.
Jurors, lawyers and social workers face ‘resilience test’ in inaccessible courts
By the time disabled social worker Vikki Walton-Cole arrived at court, she was already “in pain and unable to walk”. She was not then a full-time wheelchair user. But as the court had no on-site or nearby parking, it was a “massive effort” to walk from much further disabled parking, she told BBC podcast Access All.
Disabled people with lifelong conditions facing ‘unnecessary’ Pip reassessments
A study by the anti-poverty charity Z2K has found that hundreds of thousands of disabled people are going through “unnecessary” personal independence payment (Pip) reviews, “wasting” public money and “significantly harming” the mental and physical health of claimants.
Andy Burnham: Disabled activists deliver their verdict
Andy Burnham’s record in engaging with disabled people’s organisations suggests he could end Labour’s “war on disabled people” if he becomes prime minister, but activists warned this week that “warm words will not be enough” to bring real change.
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