Video games are a relatively new but ever more popular medium. Somewhat misunderstood, video games have something very special about them in terms of being able to reach people and include people. For disabled people they can actually be more than...
Youth with disabilities around the globe have been empowered to shine a spotlight on the challenges and stigma they face, through a new web-documentary series launched by international charity Leonard Cheshire.
We are looking for a number of virtual tour guides to help inform, entertain, educate and support disabled people in the local area. This is a great role for an individual who has a passion for natural scenery, events and outdoor activities.
We have collaborated with disabled rapper Kray-Z Legz, to launch a new rap and video titled ‘The Language of Disability’.
An exciting third sector partnership is commemorating Get Online Week by unveiling a new video that demonstrates the positive impact of technology on people’s lives at home.
Emma is a resident at our Heatherley care home in Sussex. Following a long stay in hospital last year, Emma found herself feeling frightened of travelling by train, unsure how she would manage with her wheelchair.
Emily — also known as blogger Fashioneyesta — told us about her experience of online hate crime.
This is a great role for someone who is comfortable using a range of devices, and who would like to help disabled people to harness the power of technology and stay connected.
Join our team for the famous London Marathon, where the 26.2 mile route takes you along the streets of London to finish on the Mall in front of Buckingham Palace.
We are looking for a number of volunteer digital buddies to support our service users in Scotland.
We are looking for volunteers to provide support to Leonard Cheshire residents in our services across Edinburgh and Fife and disabled people in the community through digital technology such as telephone, Zoom, Facetime, Facebook portals, Team etc
We are looking for a number of volunteers to help and support Leonard Cheshire service users to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, Skype etc.)
Several of our resident’s love football and chatting all things football related. Unfortunately, they do not have access to Sky or BT sport and can no longer go to the pub to catch a game. We are looking to be connect with like, minded footie fans
This is a great role for someone who is comfortable using a range of devices, and who would like to help disabled people to harness the power of technology and stay connected.
To help and support Leonard Cheshire care home residents to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, skype & Facebook Portals).
To help and support Leonard Cheshire care home residents to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, skype & Facebook Portals).
To help and support Leonard Cheshire care home residents to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, skype & Facebook Portals).
To help and support Leonard Cheshire care home residents to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, skype & Facebook Portals).
To help and support Leonard Cheshire care home residents to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, skype & Facebook Portals).
To help and support Leonard Cheshire care home residents to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, skype & Facebook Portals).
To help and support Leonard Cheshire care home residents to remain connected and combat potential isolation using digital technology on a range of platforms (including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Facetime, skype & Facebook Portals).
We are currently looking for volunteers to work with the Community Volunteer co-ordinator and project officer, to plan and deliver arts and crafts workshops virtually to the people who use our services.
Colin's disability has never got in the way of his love of music. He told us how he uses the skills he's learnt from our Go Digital programme to inspire other disabled people.
The holiday spirit was truly alive at Hill House in Sandbach after residents took part in a virtual Christmas concert with local Explorer Scout Unit, Shipton ESU.
Online blogger Emily Davison discusses whether the beauty industry is inclusive enough in today’s world.
Amar Latif contracted coronavirus in March 2020. He tells us about what it was like to be admitted to hospital as a blind man and what the experience taught him.
The grounds of Arley Hall were transported to the doorstops of residents at Hill House, after coronavirus restrictions meant their annual visit could not take place.
Stephen started to get involved with Go Digital just before coronavirus lockdown measures due were introduced. He tells us how the project has supported him during lockdown.
As we come to the end of 2020, Dave Hursthouse, Assistive Technology Project Manager, reflects on the impact of accessible activities at Hill House over the last year.
David Hursthouse, Assistive Technology Project Manager, updates us on the impact of technology at Hill House.
Leonard Cheshire has been selected for a Silver Award by The British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) for their Can Do programme with The Zoological Society of London.
Our new guide — ‘Talented people aren’t always where you expect to find them’ — provides employers with top tips on how to recruit disabled people and ensure they can reach their full potential.
This Wednesday, 14 October 2020, we will be having a presence at a special ‘Science Museum Lates’ event with our "Keeping Connected" message fitting perfectly with an over-arching Coronavirus theme.
Through the Get On Board campaign, we’re calling for a new law to make all rail travel in Britain accessible by 2030. Here’s why we’re campaigning for #TrainsForAll.
Nick Bishop speaks to disabled football fan Rob Trent about attending games as a wheelchair user – from perching on the old Wembley steps to travelling on the train with lab rats.
Hundreds of disabled tourists have spoken out after having trips to British tourist spots ruined by a ‘disgusting’ and ‘degrading’ lack of useable toilets.
Here are our top tips on how to submit a successful application and give yourself the best chance of getting through to an assessment centre.
Isaac tells us about his experience of volunteering at one of our services and how he has supported disabled people to stay connected this Christmas.
One of our supporters shared their experience of online hate crime.
Back for a fourth year, we have partnered with Superhero Series powered by Marvel. We have places in this exciting event, so be sure to grab one fast.
Maeve O’Reilly, our Policy Advisor on Data and Disability, reflects on the journey of our Disability Data Portal.
Ignorance about the correct language to use when talking to people with disabilities is rife in the UK, research by charity Leonard Cheshire reveals.
