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Jo Grace is a long-time contributor to Disability Horizons and one of the UK’s most respected voices on inclusive practice, sensory engagement, and person-centred support. As founder of The Sensory Projects, she brings together professional insight from years of teaching and research with a deep commitment to seeing and valuing people with profound and multiple […]
Your Voice is Needed! Beach Access Survey 2025 Key Takeaways Topic Summary What it is A national survey gathering insights from disabled people and those with health conditions on their experiences accessing beaches and blue spaces Why it matters Many beaches and waterways remain physically and socially inaccessible — this survey provides real-world data to
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Skoe Hitch Mobility Scooter Trailer No Longer Available I recently received the unfortunate news that Skoe Hitch, the innovative mobility scooter trailer I’ve sold for the past 5 years, has gone out of business. I am trying to contact Stephen, the director of the company, to see if any remaining stock is available. However, I
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Introducing Our Latest Pre-Owned Disability Products We’re thrilled to announce new additions to our pre-owned disability products range. From grabbers to crutches, we’ve got something for everyone. Let’s dive in! Special Offer: Free UK Shipping! Good news! All pre-owned items qualify for free shipping! No discount code needed. Classic Reacher Grabber Helping Hand 63cm Long
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A Sneak Peek Before the Big Launch We’re gearing up to launch used and second hand disability products on our new store at DisabilityHealthShop.com. But why wait? Get a taste of what’s to come by exploring our current eBay listings. Note: These eBay items are here for a limited time. Don’t miss out! Featured eBay
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Updated 16 June 2024: Martyn Sibley Talks to Angela Rippon on Rip-off Britain about his experiences and joining the Rights on Flights Campaign Message from Martyn on his Facebook Page Recently I appeared on BBC Rip Off Britain and was interviewed by the legendary Angela Rippon about inclusive flying. The show aired last Friday and
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Stroke survivor and PhD student Bradley Cory has won the Best Eco-Friendly Inventor Entrepreneur Award at the SJL National Start-Up Business Awards for his design of an eco-friendly reading tool – a dyslexia ruler reading aid – for people with learning difficulties, such as dyslexia and ADHD.
Here at Disability Horizons we round up eight kitchen aids for disabled people to prepare and enjoy meals with ease. The post 8 kitchen aids for disabled people to prepare and enjoy meals with ease appeared first on Disability Horizons.
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As part of Disability Horizons’ 10th birthday celebrations, we want to highlight the amazing work our writers and contributors have done over the years by counting down our 10 most popular Disability Horizons articles of all time. You can also check out the ‘best of the rest, with articles on dating, sex, technology, travel, fitness
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Take a look at our top recommended disability aids for children. These products can give your child more independence and support.
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Nike has launched the GO FlyEase, accessible hands-free shoes that are easy to put on and take off by simply slipping your foot in without bending down to do up laces, zips or straps. The innovative design was inspired by Matthew Walzer, who wrote a letter at aged 16 to Nike asking for an accessible
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Lucy, a mother and business owner living in Northumberland, talks about how her daughter Hester, who had Aicardi Syndrome, inspired her to start her business, Seenin, designing adaptive clothes and accessories for disabled children and adults. It was born when Lucy’s bib design became popular at Hester’s school and she soon realised she had found
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