Find out what we have been up to, and some interesting lived experiences blogs written by our deliverers
We have news - we only went and won another award!!! On Monday 20th March, we attended the wonderful Northern Power Women Awards at Manchester Central. These awards celebrate women and female leaders in the [...]
On Friday 3rd March, we joined many inspiring businesses across the North West at The Edwardian Hotel in Manchester. It was for the finals of the Federation of Small Business’s Award Ceremony 2023. Ability Consultancy [...]
Frame running is new to many people and as such we are aware that you may have a few questions. Hopefully, we have managed to answer some of the commonly asked questions below. However, if [...]
What to do if someone has a stutter or a stammer? October 22 is designated International Stuttering Awareness Day (ISAD) in 1998. This day is intended to raise public awareness of stuttering, which affects one [...]
"See Me Not My CP" - Ready, Set & Go For A New School Year "See me not my CP" the programme for young people (and teachers) to learn about disability is now open for [...]
Celebrating Best Friends Day - My experiences of establishing a long-lasting friendship growing up Today 8th June, marks National Best Friend Day and I thought I would share some of my experiences from growing up [...]
What it is like to be bullied When I am delivering courses to young people, I often mention that I experienced bullying throughout most of my school days, to which they are quite surprised, and [...]
My Ben Lomond Challenge Back in 2019, I was asked if I would climb Ben Lomond, a Scottish Munros mountain on the edge of Loch Lomond, as part of a group of people that have [...]
When to offer help to a someone Over the last year, I have been delivering disability awareness to young people on a Princes Trust programme. At nearly every session, I was asked “when is it [...]
Why is it important for everyone to learn and understand disability? Anyone who has a disability knows the impact it has on their life. This could be a positive experience, but it is likely to [...]
