Here, we speak to Julie Pointer, Programme Lead for Children and Young People at NDTi, about the key facets of a good ...

New reforms to the Mental Health Act will ensure that people with a learning disability and autistic people can only be detained for up to 28 days.

Eight in 10 (81%) councils are on course to overspend adult social care budgets in the current financial year, according to a new survey of local authorities.

The Health and Social Care Committee has launched an inquiry looking at who will bear the costs of not reforming adult social care.

Guideposts Trust has launched a new skills academy with nationally approved Life Skills qualifications aimed specifically at ...

Unpaid carers are receiving significantly less government-funded support than they were five years ago, according to new NHS ...

Today, the Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced the government’s Autumn Budget, but what does it all mean for disabled people and their families?

There is a ‘major lack of consistency’ in the service provision for people with epilepsy and learning disability in England, ...

This article discusses some of the ideas put forward by learning disability and autism care providers about the future of the ...

People with a learning disability were often refused lifesaving care during the pandemic, according to new evidence shared by ...