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Celeb packed video highlights challenges facing disabled people and carers

8th January 20217th January 2021 Josie McFarlane 14 Views 0 Comments awareness, campaign, Carers, challenges, charity, community, Coronavirus, COVID19, disabled, government, Lockdown, Revitalise, Support

A new video highlights the trials and tribulations of lockdown as seen through their eyes – with a little help from a team of celebrity readers.

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Coronavirus: ‘Revitalise’ centre invites disabled people to stay safe in their care during COVID-19 crisis

18th April 202014th April 2020 Josie McFarlane 338 Views 0 Comments care, charity, Coronavirus, COVID19, crisis, disabled, health, help, Revitalise, Support

National charity Revitalise is offering round the clock care support including access to facilities, care and nursing teams to disabled

Entrepreneurial mum launches new crowdfunding drive to extend range with new inclusive disability dolls

21st September 201920th September 2019 Josie McFarlane 865 Views 0 Comments black, BME, disability, disabled, Diversity, Dolls, Entrepreneurial mum, ethnicity, Inclusive, Toys

Frustrated by the lack of diversity among the dolls available for their son, London based Winnie Mak who originates from

‘We’re black, we’re women and we’re disabled’

12th November 201812th November 2018 Josie McFarlane 1068 Views 1 Comment black, disabled, discrimination, fighting discrimination, Kym Oliver, multiple sclerosis Olajumoke 'Jay' Abdullahi, Polio, vloggers

Vloggers the ‘Triple Cripples’ are fighting discrimination and trying to “take back” the word “cripple”. Nigerian Olajumoke ‘Jay’ Abdullahi has

Sir Lenny Henry calls for TV and film tax break to boost diversity

6th November 20186th November 2018 Josie McFarlane 1009 Views 0 Comments 10 Downing Street, BAME, community, disabled, Diversity, entertainment industry, film, Sir Lenny Henry, tax, TV

Sir Lenny Henry will deliver a letter to 10 Downing Street in an attempt to increase the number of women,

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More action urged on women’s human rights

9th August 20188th August 2018 Josie McFarlane 1030 Views 0 Comments #metoo, black, black and minority ethnic, bullying, community, disabled, Discrimination Against Women, ethnic minority, gender pay gap, human rights, inequality in pay, Judith Robertson, lone mothers, misogynistic, Scotland, Scottish government, Scottish Human Rights Commission, security system, sexual harassment., SHRC, social security system, women's rights

A new Scottish security system is an opportunity to protect and enhance women’s rights in Scotland, campaigners have said. The

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Keep The Faith Issue 117 – Christmas and New Year

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Welcome to out last issue for 2020… and what a year it has been! As we come to the end

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