Glasgow welcomes 13th World Down Syndrome Congress
Glasgow is getting set to host the 13th World Down Syndrome Congress, a global event attended by over 1200 families and people with Down’s syndrome, as…
Glasgow is getting set to host the 13th World Down Syndrome Congress, a global event attended by over 1200 families and people with Down’s syndrome, as…
They say it’s better to give than to receive. Many people see volunteering as a poor substitute for landing a paying job, but although it may not brin…
Disability does not just affect people physically. With high numbers of people with health issues seeking support from Turn2us, we know that it can hav…
If you’re planning a longer trip or day out, there are many accessible outdoor activities available across the UK. Sandemans tours, for example, run a…
Xercise4Less is an awardwinning, nationwide budget gym operator. Xercise4Less prides itself on offering affordable fitness to everyone, helping to chang…
Inspiration can strike anybody at any time. Sometimes it’s as a result of negative events where we’re seemingly given a ‘silver lining’ to consider, or…
Scotland is hosting its first ever European Disabled Golf Qualifier! Check out the details on our website. Have you ever considered giving golf a try?
Are you heading to #Edinburgh for the #Fringe? Check out our guide to #accessible transport from Lothian Buses.
We catch up with Libby Clegg to find out how her preparations are going for the #Paralympics at #Rio2016
Meet Andrew Pettigrew, 14, who receives the Pushkin Prizes creative writing award for Scottish students.
Looking to get out and about in accessible Scotland this summer? Check out our handy guide!
At Scottish Water, we believe that all our employees have talent and that these talents should be identified and deployed to best effect across the bu…
How a disabled dressage rider saddles up on her new scooter. Despite living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and severe walking difficulties, Anne B…
It’s good to know that there are so many organisations available to help disabled people in Scotland. Here are a few you might like to know about. …
It can sometimes seem as though people don’t understand the necessity of parking spaces specifically reserved for disabled people but a survey undertak…
Our trip to the Highlands brings back so many memories; the majesty and mystery of the place has no equal.
Care professionals from across Scotland have been registering for their free tickets to the specialist trade show, Care Roadshow Glasgow, taking place …
Scottish Rugby stars Gordon Reid and Richie Vernon today opened a BT-funded multi-sensory room at Park School in Kilmarnock, which will give young peop…
Students with visual impairment and complex needs are learning soothing techniques to help them deal with the stresses of everyday life. The Royal B…
David Smith and Stephen McGuire are aiming to triumph at the Rio Paralympics in 2016. The sport of boccia shows how application and talent can take dis…
Spinal Injuries Scotland (SIS) is a national voluntary organisation concerned with new and long-term spinal cord injured people, their relatives and fr…
Able give you the lowdown on getting involved in participating and watching sport in Scotland.
Scottish disabled people have more options than they might imagine helping them to get into education and employment.
Alex Neil, MSP - Cabinet Secretary For Social Justice Throughout summer, people across Scotland have been making their voices heard in a national di…
Being ready for winter isn’t about being pessimistic; it’s about being sensible and prepared. The last few years have seen some tough winters in parts …