Online blogger Emily Davison discusses whether the beauty industry is inclusive enough in today’s world.
Pete takes on Superheroes Triathlon
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Pete Donnelly, our Can Do Programme Manager, took part in the Superheroes Triathlon last year. Here he takes a look back at his experience.
Essex Can Do gardening project: Part Five
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The National Garden Scheme project at Market Field School in Essex officially opened on 22 July much to the delight of our Can Doers!
Boris must deal with the UK’s equality own goal
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Our chief executive Neil Heslop talks about the importance Sustainable Development Goals and Boris Johnson's appointment as Prime Minister.
Essex Can Do gardening project: Part Four
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From a celebrity visit to new murals, Leanne told us how Essex Can Doers gardening project is going.
Wheeling Away: Rob Trent’s football odyssey
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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.
Sarah's journey to employment
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Sarah talks her journey into employment and the impact our young voices programme.
Bleak forecast for accessible homes
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If you are a wheelchair user wanting to find an accessible property in England, a report published today shows you may still be waiting a long time for a home.
A reason to rise
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Martin volunteers at our Lochar House service in Dumfries. He tells us about why volunteering is important to him.
The best thing you can give
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Denise is a volunteer at our Godfrey Robinson House service. She tells us about her experience.
