As the leaves start to turn and the summer crowds disappear, autumn becomes one of the nicest times of year to spend time ...

Winter can bring bad weather, making it harder to get out and about. If you rely on medication, use continence products or ...

Menopause is a natural life stage, but that doesn’t mean you have to put up with symptoms that are making life harder. For disabled women in particular, recognising the menopause can be the first step ...

Q: I’m disabled, and have been looking for work for a long time. My family say I should have a profile on LinkedIn, but I don’t really see why, and I wouldn’t know where to start. I’m inclined to ...

When Raymond Antrobus talks about deafness, he rarely talks about what has been lost. Instead, he talks about what has been found The award-winning poet and author Raymond Antrobus spent much of his ...

As the voices of the future, the more young disabled people who get into politics, the louder our voices are heard. Scottish Youth Parliament’s Gianni Mastrangioli speaks to Eilidh Morrison MSYP, ...

‘Dugnad’ is a beautiful Norwegian word, meaning voluntary work done together with other people. After all, volunteering was never meant to be done on an individual level, but as part of a collective.

Disabled women face significant barriers to cervical screening. Could self-testing finally close the gap? Editor Melissa Holmes spoke to disability activist Samantha Renke and Professor Sue Sherman ...

One lucky Enable reader will win a £100 Primark gift card, to spend on anything they like! In need of a summer wardrobe refresh, or looking to treat yourself to some new home décor goodies? Perhaps ...

Paralympic gold medallist and Commonwealth Games Athlete Ambassador Sammi Kinghorn OBE reflects on her journey in sport as she undertakes a new challenge: motherhood When Sammi Kinghorn was 14 years ...

Finding the right wheelchair accessible vehicle can feel like a big decision, particularly with so many makes, models and conversion types to choose from. WavMob was created to help make that process ...

“Too inexperienced”. “Too unqualified”. “Too much hassle”. Just some of the labels placed on people with a learning disability. Government research has found fewer than 5% of people with a learning ...