Primark is set to introduce seated mannequins in 22 of its stores, designed to reflect manual wheelchair users and promote greater inclusivity on the high street. The mannequin, named ‘Sophie’, was developed in collaboration with…
A fresh national approach has been introduced to integrate adult social care placements into undergraduate nursing courses, with the aim of inspiring more students to explore careers supporting individuals with complex health needs, such as…
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman has issued a reminder to councils that Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) must be reviewed during key stage transitions, even if a child remains at the same…
A newly established All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) is calling for evidence to explore the challenges faced by disabled individuals in obtaining essential medical equipment. Launched today, the inquiry is open for four weeks and seeks…
A new report has revealed that the majority of people with learning disabilities are navigating the digital world with little or no support, leaving them exposed to risks and barriers to access. Research from Cyber…
Newly updated guidance from the British Psychological Society and the Royal College of Psychiatrists is set to improve the way dementia is identified and supported in individuals with learning disabilities. The publication offers a refreshed…
Local councils across England overspent by £774 million on adult social care last year, the highest overspend in a decade, according to new figures from the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS). Pressures…
A growing grassroots campaign is warning that the government’s Access to Work scheme, which supports disabled people in employment, is now in serious jeopardy. The Access to Work Collective – a group of over 3,000…
The Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment (PIP) Bill has cleared its Second Reading in Parliament, passing by 335 votes to 260, after the Government introduced last-minute changes to appease growing opposition. Mounting criticism from…
A newly published 10-year vision for the NHS sets out to reshape the health service into one that prevents illness rather than simply treating it. The government’s blueprint aims to move much of the burden…
Food retailers and manufacturers in England will work alongside ministers on a new drive to make it easier for people to choose healthier options when shopping. The government’s latest strategy aims to tackle high obesity…
A new code of practice has been unveiled by the Government to ensure consistent training for staff working in health and social care settings. The guidance applies to all providers regulated by the Care Quality…
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