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Better Access to Sporting Events

According to a recent study, 40% of individuals with disabilities lack the confidence to participate in sporting events. Out of 700 disabled adults surveyed, one in three feels that sporting events do not adequately cater to their needs, and 56% fear they won't receive priority treatment. Approximately 17% feel they lack the necessary support network,…

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Neglected Healthcare Needs of Children with Developmental Disabilities Highlighted in New Report

A recently published report from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF, released today, brings attention to the global prevalence of developmental disabilities among children and young people. It highlights the urgent need for action to address disparities in their healthcare access, health outcomes, and exposure to social determinants like poverty. According to the report,…

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A Fan Journey to Beyoncé’s Concert: Triumph Over Adversity with TikTok’s Help

Jon Hetherington, a devoted Beyoncé fan from Oregon, had his dream of attending her Seattle concert nearly crushed due to an unexpected obstacle: the size of his wheelchair. However, with TikTok's power and fellow fans' support, Hetherington's determination to see Queen Bey in action ultimately prevailed. The 34-year-old resident of Oregon had eagerly anticipated attending…

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UK Government £2 Million Fund for Disabled Passengers and Transport Innovation

This year’s transport, research and innovation grant program has been introduced by the UK government. Jesse Norman, the technology minister, has announced that currently, 67 projects who are involved in innovative transport technology development are being funded, receiving a share of the pot, which is just under £2 million. As disability workers on the Gold…

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