And why confusing mental health and learning disability is fatal This is a story about two young women: my daughter, who is 30,

One of my daughters, who is 30, has autism and learning difficulties severe enough to require support in most things she does. Left

A major analysis by the #Equality and #HumanRights Commission into the effects of austerity shows that cuts continue to affect people with #disabilities disproportionately. http://bit.ly/2HG6Wwj The report issued

Documentary photographer Graham Miller offers a unique insight into vulnerablity Capturing the essence of life frozen in a moment is what many photographers

Parents of children with Down Syndrome and campaigns such as Don’t Screen Us Out argue that the indiscriminate use of pre-natal screening for Down’s –

This report by Robin Jackson offers a powerful and positive vision for reforming social care and it makes it absolutely clear that there

In the third publication in the series about welfare, The Need for Roots, Simon Duffy argues that active support for equal citizenship is the

Dr Jessica Saffer, in conjunction with the University of Hertfordshire and the Centre for Welfare Reform, has conducted research into the impact of

Our moral compass as a nation is spinning. Nowhere is this more evident than in the jagged lines between the common good –

Finally got round to watching I Daniel Blake. I found it realistic, unsentimental, largely accurate and above all human. It is undoubtedly a