In Full Bloom: Natalie’s Garden of Growth and Hope
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At School Drive, our 24-hour supported living service in Aberdeen, we’ve seen many inspiring journeys, but Natalie’s stands out in a special way.
From Bedbound to Breakthrough: Banbury Local Rebuilds Life After Brain Injury
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When Andrew arrived at Agnes Court in May 2018, his life had been turned upside down. Just a year earlier, he had suffered a life-threatening aneurysm, which led to a severe brain haemorrhage. The incident left him bedbound, barely able to speak, and fully dependent on others for his care. He underwent major surgery, requiring part of his skull to be removed, and wore a protective helmet until it could be replaced with a bespoke cranial plate.
Bradbury House Sets Sail with Wetwheels Yorkshire
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At Bradbury House and Bradbury Court, we’re always looking for new ways to bring adventure, joy, and meaningful experiences to our residents, and our recent trip with Wetwheels Yorkshire certainly delivered all that and more!
“Piece by piece, people are picking me apart”: why attitudes to disabled people need to improve
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Disabled campaigner Joshua Reeves BEM opens about his experiences of ableist comments from the general public.
Autumn Budget 2024: Part of this government’s job must be rebuilding trust with disabled people
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Responding to the Budget, our Head of Advocacy Amy Little says the Government must do more for disabled people. She explains why social care urgently needs much more investment.
Our thoughts on Think Work First- the new House of Lords report
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We explore the new House of Lords report and how it relates to the transition into employment from higher education for disabled people.
Show Us You Care: A simple action makes a big difference for social care
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Nick shares what happened when he met his MP to talk about our Show Us You Care campaign.
Running in memory of my brother
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Jeremy tells us about his experience of running the London Marathon in aid of us.
Has the Chancellor forgotten social care?
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Amy Little, our Head of Advocacy, responds to the Chancellor’s latest Budget. She reflects on a Budget speech that did not mention disabled people or social care. And she explains why disabled people needed much greater support.
Change 100 has changed my life for the better
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Catherine growing up wanted to be a concert pianist and competed internationally in music until her chronic illness forced her to rethink her priorities and goals. Thanks to our Change 100 programme, she is now looking forward to a career in software engineering.
