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Making sure every person with complex disabilities gets the right support to find work
Looking for a job is never easy. That’s one of the reasons jobcentres exist – to make sure that everyone gets the help they need…
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I didn’t let my disability stop me running the marathon
We catch up with Paige to hear about her experience training for the London Marathon last year.
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Four things disabled people need to know about new voter ID rules
If you live in England, there are new rules that mean you’ll need photo ID to vote in the local elections on 4 May. Here's what it means for you if you’re disabled.
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Jacob found his groove through our dance workshops
Jacob is exploring the world of dance through our arts programme. He’s been able to build energy, confidence and a love of music and movement.
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On Sense Holidays, U’nite gets to find her inner adventurer
U’nite’s mum Althea tells us why Sense Holidays are so important to their family.
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Disabled people need fairer assessments now – government committee supports Sense recommendations
Applying for benefits shouldn’t be a stressful experience. You should be able to fill in your application form as independently as possible. Your assessment should…
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Remembering Sheila Anderson, an important part of our history
Sheila Anderson, who was daughter to one of our founders and a dedicated member of our staff, passed away. Her colleague, Geoff, reflects on the brilliant and lasting impact Sheila had on Sense.
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Dieumerci is boxing his way to a bright future
27-year-old Dieumerci had to win personal fights with anxiety before getting into the swing of a more independent life.
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How we make sure that every Sense Holiday is as unique as our holidaymakers
Jess, a Sense Holidays coordinator, explains all about the care that goes into making every holiday special.
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How play unlocks the world for disabled children
From infancy to adulthood, disabled people gain profound benefits from both structured and independent play.
