Universal design – the key for inclusion and accessibility
In this blog, we delve into universal design to help you understand and recogni s e how its principles, when implemented, can foster more accessible and inclusive solutions.
We aim to inspire you through other people's stories and experiences with our solutions.
Here we also share evidence-based knowledge and clinical expertise regarding disabilities and assistive technology.
In this blog, we delve into universal design to help you understand and recogni s e how its principles, when implemented, can foster more accessible and inclusive solutions.
A disability entails the loss of, damage to, or deviation from bodily or psychological functions, in the form of mental, physical, intellectual, or sensory challenges.
Epilepsy is a serious neurological brain disorder that causes recurring seizures and is common in children with cerebral palsy. There are many types of seizures, and they can range from mild to severe. Typically,…
"Alt Movement” in Essex, is an gym for individuals with disabilities. It is an inclusive and welcoming space, where adaptive athletes can work out together, focusing on strength, conditioning and rehabilitation.…
Vilgot is 5 years old and has dyskinetic cerebral palsy. He loves being active and moving around and is happiest when he’s able to use his NF-Walker.
When your child has a disability, it is natural to be concerned about comfort. You want to protect your child from discomfort while giving them every opportunity for development.
C hildren, adolescents and adults with Cerebral Palsy (CP) are less physically active than their peers without disability. The more severe the disability , the lower participation in physical activity. Adapted…
The Child Brain Injury Trust is a leading organisation in the voluntary sector that provides emotional and practical support, information and learning opportunities for families and professionals affected by…