Talking Sense blog
People like you, writing about their experiences of complex needs and all things Sense.
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A mother’s London Marathon for 22 years of support
This year, Berni is running the London Marathon for Sense. Sense has been supporting Berni’s daughter, Joanna, for 22 years.
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Creating opportunities for disabled leaders to get their communities active
Ryan helps lead the Sense Active programme for his whole community – he’s a natural leader and an inspiration to anyone looking to get active!
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What’s happening with welfare reform right now?
Evan explains the latest changes to disability benefits and why many of them are deeply concerning.
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SEND reforms in England – what Sense thinks
The things we welcome, areas we are concerned about, and the gaps.
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Top tips for an inclusive Easter egg hunt
With a few thoughtful changes, Easter egg hunts can be made accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Read our top tips for an inclusive Easter egg hunt!
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Our inclusive Easter activities guide for disabled children with complex needs
Whether your child is into arts and crafts, baking, Easter egg hunting or just outright messy play, we have something for everyone in this Easter activity guide.
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I go home exhausted but satisfied: teacher Liz Hodges on Sense Family Days
Hi, I’m Liz Hodges, a qualified teacher of deafblind children. I have been working in the field for almost 40 years. In this time I’ve worked…
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How Sense Family Days are bringing joy to children like Leo
There’s something special about walking into a Sense Family Day. Everyone is – if you’ll excuse the pun – having a ball!
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Leading Hazel off the sidelines and onto the ski slopes
People might not expect Hazel, who is blind and living with complex needs, to enjoy skiing – but it’s an activity she absolutely loves!
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Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) reforms – what you need to know
Our initial response to the government's proposed changes to the SEND system.
