Finding yourself in a position where you have to care for someone can happen at any moment in your life. It’s not usually a choice, but an obligation and a desire to help someone you love. For many, that can happen before the age of 18.

A South Bank hub which boasts a café staffed by deaf baristas and a sensory experience guided by the blind,

Disabled women are more than twice as likely to experience domestic abuse than non-disabled women, according to data released by

A campaign to save a horse riding stables in Teddington aims to raise £1m to buy the site from the

A disabled campaigner has entered the fourth week of a hunger strike to protest the failure of Lambeth Council to

THE parents of a disabled child struggling to find a suitable nursery place say Wandsworth Council’s special education needs and

How does someone in a wheelchair skip? This is one of many adaptations the team at Carney’s Community Centre boxing

Disabled Richmond residents are being urged to vote as a touring bus supporting Independent Living Scheme parks up at York

Summary: The WAND card is celebrating its first anniversary. By Francine Beleyi Disabled children and young people in Wandsworth are

Summary: The ILF, which aids independent living for disabled people, will see its responsibilities transferred to local authorities as a

Summary: The event gave young people a chance to try out a range of activities in an inclusive environment where