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Young people with severe disabilities experience running for first time thanks to sport
Children with severe disabilities have experienced being able to run for the very first time, thanks to a sport called 03 Paralympic swimming champion Tully Kearney uses frame running as part of her training routine and was the driving force in setting up the North West’s first frame running hub.
‘Politically incorrect. Sorry about that’: Madonna apologises for telling wheelchair user to stand at concert
Madonna has been filmed apologising to a concertgoer in a wheelchair, after she initially questioned why they weren’t standing up while she performed.
Fashion show focuses on child patients’ needs
A special fashion show has been kitting out children in bespoke outfits to cater for their complex mobility needs. South & City College Birmingham said it had teamed up with patients from Birmingham Children’s Hospital to unleash their inner supermodels. The annual adaptive clothing fashion show caters for children who cannot buy clothes from the high street.
‘My legs sting from the cold’ – Vulnerable people have suffered a freezing winter
It’s a pretty stark image of the impact of the cost of living crisis on disabled households, an electric wheelchair, unused in the corner of a bedroom. It used to be how Samantha Forster would get out and about, but since her energy bills skyrocketed she has been not able to repair or charge it.
Meet Robbie, the walking talking robot guide dog
In a world where technology seeks to improve our lives, could the traditional guide dog have a hi-tech competitor? Robbie the RoboGuide, developed by the University of Glasgow, integrates sensor and AI technologies into a walking robot body, creating the possibility to navigate, communicate and describe environments.
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