The UK Government has announced £5 billion in cuts to disability benefits, what impact will this have on people with disabilities in Cardiff?
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Cardiff is to see its first, inclusive skating sessions for visually impaired and deaf-blind enthusiasts. How are they going to achieve this?
The exhibition tries to find various ways to support artists with disabilities, especially those emerging artists.
Campaigners say, Cardiff needs better and more inclusive infrastructure to replicate a primary school where 75% of students commute by foot or bicycle.
“My life is fairly crazy”: unpaid carers are worried and hopeless for the doubled bills and the closure of services.
People with learning disabilities and autism may often struggle with being out and about alone. Here's what an organisation is doing to help them.
A project in Cardiff that involves musical activities is getting people with learning disabilities to socialise and express themselves better.
Two-thirds of hearing impaired people in the UK don't have an accessible way of contacting their GP. What challenges do they face in Cardiff?
Cardiff has come a long way in making the city more accessible for the disabled community, but what more needs to be done?
There are different ways businesses are showing their support for the disabled, here's what a local coffee shop is doing.
A Local Disability Campaigner calls on the Welsh Government and Employers to do more to help disabled people into employment.
Despite 1 in 7 people being neurodivergent, there's still a stigma around that. We take a look at how a young campaigner challenges that.
People with various disabilities find it more difficult to deal with the lockdown. Soundworks music-making workshops come to their rescue by helping them to keep going through rest of the week.
Maintaining social-distancing gets harder if one is visually impaired. Here's what they have to say about the challenges they've been facing for a year now.
What is being done to help the wellbeing of the elderly during the lockdown period?
Members of the autistic community in Cardiff created a virtual scratch night with the help of Aubergine Café and the Arts Council of Wales.
“Women in work” event encouraged young women with learning disability or autism to think about employment as part of their future.
App for elderly to help them with dementia
Toy Appeal gives Santa a helping hand over Christmas.
Cardiff isn't providing enough access for the disabled when it comes to local train stations. What kind of trouble does this cause?
First wheelchair mobility training facility in the UK opens up in a community school on the outskirts of Cardiff
Techniquest in Cardiff is holding an event on Saturday 23rd November which will celebrate the work of assistance, therapy and guide dogs.