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Being disabled in the third lockdown
As Lockdown returns so does our Isolation Diaries podcast
The cartoonists making mental health their muse
Meet the artists shaping graphic medicine - a genre of comics focused on the experience of living with mental illness.
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'The abuse used to be verbal, now it's physical'
Attacked because of her disability, Andrea was left with a fractured skull and a perforated eardrum.
More special schools limit pupil attendance
Oakwood and Glenveagh Special Schools in Belfast say they are moving to "blended learning" temporarily.
Campaigners hail 'very exciting' MND breakthrough
University of Edinburgh scientists are a step closer to being able to reverse the damage caused by MND.
Young carers 'frustrated, isolated and lonely'
Carers as young as nine are struggling in lockdown without face-to-face support, a charity says.
Parents of children with special needs 'struggling'
Parents call for special schools to continue to operate full time in all areas of Scotland.
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Being disabled in the third lockdown
As Lockdown returns so does our Isolation Diaries podcast
The cartoonists making mental health their muse
Meet the artists shaping graphic medicine - a genre of comics focused on the experience of living with mental illness.
Video 3 minutes 3 seconds
'The abuse used to be verbal, now it's physical'
Attacked because of her disability, Andrea was left with a fractured skull and a perforated eardrum.
More special schools limit pupil attendance
Oakwood and Glenveagh Special Schools in Belfast say they are moving to "blended learning" temporarily.
Campaigners hail 'very exciting' MND breakthrough
University of Edinburgh scientists are a step closer to being able to reverse the damage caused by MND.
Young carers 'frustrated, isolated and lonely'
Carers as young as nine are struggling in lockdown without face-to-face support, a charity says.
Parents of children with special needs 'struggling'
Parents call for special schools to continue to operate full time in all areas of Scotland.
The cartoonists making mental health their muse
Meet the artists shaping graphic medicine - a genre of comics focused on the experience of living with mental illness.
Video 3 minutes 3 seconds
'The abuse used to be verbal, now it's physical'
Attacked because of her disability, Andrea was left with a fractured skull and a perforated eardrum.
More special schools limit pupil attendance
Oakwood and Glenveagh Special Schools in Belfast say they are moving to "blended learning" temporarily.
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