Nov
2
M-Enabling Forum Europe
Able Magazine is proud to support M-Enabling Forum Europe in Dusseldorf. The M at…
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Nov
2
Rehacare International
Able Magazine is proud to support Rehacare, Düsseldorf as an official media partner.…
Nov
2
Independent Living Scotland 2018
Able Magazine is proud to be media partners with Independent Living Scotland! Ind…
Nov
2
Sense Awards
Able Magazine is an official media partner of Sense Awards. The national disabili…
Nov
2
National Diversity Awards
Able Magazine is proud to support the National Diversity Awards. As an official medi…
Nov
2
Special Olympics GB
Able Magazine is the official media partner of the Special Olympics GB, the largest …
Nov
2
World Down Syndrome Congress
Able Magazine proudly supports World Down Syndrome Congress. The World Down Syndr…
Nov
2
Festival in the Park
Able Magazine is proud to support Festival in the Park! Redbridge hosted the firs…
Nov
2
Remap
Able Magazine is official media partners of Remap, as well as awarding the ‘Able Mag…
Nov
2
Rehacare & Orthopaedic China
Able Magazine is at Rehacare & Orthopaedic China 2019! We are now official media…
Nov
2
Limitless Living UK
Able Magazine is supporting Limitless Living UK! A world of opportunity awaits! An e…
Nov
2
Naidex
Able Magazine is proud to be official media partners with Naidex 2019! Naidex is …
Nov
2
MS Society
Able Magazine is proud to be media partners with this year’s Living with MS Events 2…
Nov
2
Kidz to Adultz
Able Magazine is proud to be media partners with this year’s Kidz to Adultz Events 2…
Nov
2
Her Abilities Awards
Able Magazine is proud to become the official media partner of ‘Her Abilities’ Award…
Nov
2
AXS World
Founded by a Toronto based artist and designer with a disability who embarked on an …
Nov
2
Disability Horizons
Disability Horizons magazine is an online disability lifestyle publication that aims…
Nov
2
Disability Horizons
Disability Horizons magazine is an online disability lifestyle publication that aims…
Nov
2
Meet Her Abilities Award Jury for 2018, proudly supported by Able Magazine
The jury for the Her Abilities Awards is made up of strong women with and without di…
Nov
1
Men in Sheds get People Moving Again
Retirement, loss of a partner or long-term sickness can often conspire to isolate me…
Nov
1
Forthcoming World Cup To Be “Great Step Forward For British Sport
Para-cycling events at the forthcoming TISSOT UCI Track World Cup in London will rep…
Oct
31
Robyn Steward
Robyn was born at 28 weeks and has ten disabilities, including Asperger’s syndrome. …
Oct
31
Jill Barkley
At 19 years old, Jill suddenly lost her sight from diabetic retinopathy. While adjusting to the huge change, Jill’s mum encouraged her to give hospital radio a go – and Jill found her new passion.
Oct
31
Ruby Jones
At 15 years old Ruby started experiencing pains which doctors dismissed as ‘growing pains’. However by the end of her GCSEs she was she was virtually bed-bound. Eventually Ruby was diagnosed with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome as well as Ehlers Danlos syndrome, which affects joints and connective tissue, and can mean chronic pain, fatigue, and frequent dislocations. Ruby’s blog, rubyj0nes.com, has been running for four years, taking people on her journey with her from holidays to hospitalisations and everything in-between.
Oct
31
Heather Lacey
Heather began advocating for disability rights through her blog, nosuperhero.co.uk, to provide an honest and open look at disability through her own lived experience. Her writing aims to raise awareness of disability and the ways it interacts with other aspects of a person’s life, in amongst her other passions of gin, guinea pigs, books and recipes.