An independent government review of ADHD, autism and mental health problems has concluded that a needs-based approach could ...
The charity ADHD UK is threatening to seek legal action over the “unlawful” new 2-year minimum wait times for ADHD and autism assessments imposed by NHS West Yorkshire, stating they deny patients' ...
It's time to Flip the Narrative and Rewrite the Human Story’ is a book written by Elly Chapple, and chronicles the lived wisdom of her Deafblind daughter Ella, who has been underestimated by the world ...
Do ear defenders protect people with learning disabilities and autism from sensory overload or lock them into a muted world ...
Edinburgh Zoo has taken part in an inclusive employment opportunity scheme this year through a partnership with Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) and Down’s Syndrome Scotland, welcoming ...
In a new White Paper, care recruitment specialist Brook Street calls for any debate on social care to include the key ...
A new study has found that neurodivergent individuals, particularly those with ADHD and autism, were more likely to have ...
A new podcast is coming to streaming services next month, aimed at helping families navigate and understand neurodivergence and ADHD in children and young people amid the “support crisis” that sees ...
The Scottish Government has decided to abandon the Learning Disabilities, Autism and Neurodivergence (LDAN) Bill and instead focus on policy reform, service improvement and targeted investment. In a ...
People with a learning disability who have diabetes and administer insulin have been harmed by gaps in healthcare services and inequitable access to support, according to a new investigation by the ...
Speak Easy communication cards will now be freely available to all financial services providers across the UK, helping create a more consistent and accessible experience for customers who may have ...
The National Autistic Society has responded to a new paper on the definition of autism, saying it may jeopardise access to support and lead to more stigma. Professor Uta Frith’s paper suggests that ...
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