The Latest Breaking News from Disability

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is undergoing another round of major reforms.

The latest Learning from lives and deaths report (LeDeR) has been held up due to ‘practical data issues’.

One of the first things to greet visitors at the V&A’s new Design and Disability exhibition is a striking blue bench by artist Finnegan Shannon titled, Do You Want Us Here Or Not? This exhibit is a response to the often inadequate seating in museums, which not only acts as…

Report led by former Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson warns of ‘sometimes catastrophic’ treatment of passengers

The Paralympian and crossbench peer said the 19 recommendations put forward by her taskforce should be ‘turned into action’.

Social Security offices across the country are facing serious backlogs. If you need help with retirement, disability, or survivor benefits, you might wait longer than you expect. These delays can affect your finances, your plans, and your peace of mind. Many people rely on Social Security for essential income, so…

Britain’s political and media class advocate policies that leave disabled people hungry and dirty. Why are we expected to settle for this, asks Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

Kazakhstan became the first Asian country to host the Virtus World Basketball Championships for athletes with intellectual disabilities. Held in Astana, the tournament brought together teams from 11 countries.

Legislation would compel employers of more than 250 workers to reveal disability and ethnicity pay gaps