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Telehealth can make healthcare easier to access for many disabled Australians by reducing travel, waiting-room stress, fatigue, and support coordination. This article explains when telehealth works well, when in-person care is still needed, and what adjustments disabled people can ask for before an appointment.
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Disability Horizons examines whether TfL’s withdrawal of New Routemaster buses is leaving wheelchair users and disabled passengers with fewer practical travel options. The article looks at three-door bus design, Equality Impact Assessment concerns, TfL’s Independent Disability Advisory Group, electric conversion evidence, and the wider decline in accessible transport across L...
Access Sport and The Football Association have launched a two-year disability volunteering pathway to support more disabled people into grassroots football roles. Starting in April 2026, the programme will work across Birmingham, Bristol, Greater London, Greater Manchester and Sheffield, helping clubs remove barriers, build local volunteer networks and create more inclusive f...
Disability football relies on volunteers to keep inclusive grassroots sport running across England. From coaching and administration to player support and safeguarding, there are many ways to get involved — even without previous football experience. This guide explains the roles available, the training provided, and why disabled people, carers, and supporters are already help...
Setting up power of attorney for an aging parent can prevent delays during medical emergencies, hospital stays, or financial problems. This guide explains how families can prepare legal authority carefully while respecting independence, communication needs, and accessibility barriers that often affect disabled people and older adults.
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