Disability Talk

Take a look at our new strategy for 2024 – 2030 Earlier this year, we asked you to tell us about your experiences of epilepsy through the Let’s Talk About Epilepsy survey, and 5,000 of …

Carers Scotland published new research on Carers Rights Day 2023, called “State of Caring 2023: A health and social care crisis for unpaid carers in Scotland”.  The report focuses on health of carers and support …

Take us seriously – getting a dementia diagnosis shouldn’t depend on where you live    Content warning – mentions suicidal feelings. If you need support you can call Samaritans for free on 116 123. The …

For many people, retirement marks a time of new beginnings – more time with family, new hobbies, greater opportunities to travel. But it can also be a time for finding new ways to maintain or …

Timothy West shares the story of life with wife Pru after her dementia diagnosis Actor Timothy West discusses wife Prunella Scales’ dementia diagnosis and how theatre still plays an important role in their relationship. Actors Timothy …

Thank you so much to everyone who completed our recent survey. Here are some of the results, which we thought you’d be interested to see. What are you interested in? What matters most to you …

When you’re living with a disability, or have a disabled loved one, you can encounter unique legal needs that many people won’t ever experience. Navigating through legal processes can be daunting and confusing, and it …

We are improving our physical activity health advice and information to support people to keep moving. As part of this, we are reshooting our Keep Active videos. We’re looking for people who are interested in taking …

42% of UK managers admit they wouldn’t hire someone with epilepsy to save their company challenges  Two thirds of people with epilepsy have experienced unequal treatment or discrimination at work  Over a third …

ROFA membership is open to individual disabled people living in England and to all DPOs, disabled peoples groups or networks in England who are: At least 75% controlled by Disabled people e.g. 75% or more …