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Not all disabilities are visible Invisible Disabilities week is from18th - 24th October 2026 Disability Support Invisible Disabilities week poster By Dionne Hunte When someone mentions the word “disabled”, people tend to think about a physical condition. In the UK, according to The UK Parliament Post “Invisible Disabilities in Education and Employment” findings of 2023,1 in 5 people have a disability, but studies about invisible disabilities is limited because people aren

We're looking to collect more feedback about Disability Support. We want to know: How people feel about our services. See how people feel about the charity. Accessibility we provide. We want to understand how satisfied people towards our service. How people found us. What we could do to improve to provide better services. So we made a customer feedback form. Customer feedback form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=umtRTEAsPEe7ySXbmg9Oy7kXpQQJjpxClXPL

Garden Club at Disability Support By Dionne Hunte Jo and Simon have a dream of creating a sensory garden and a patch of wildflowers for bees. The Sensory Garden For the garden, Jo wants a wide range of flowers, vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Disability Support will supply the equipment needed for gardening, and accommodations can be made for people’s mobility needs, so anyone who wants to take part can join regardless of disabilities. The sensory garden dream is to creat

Disability Support for Nottingham and County By Dionne Hunte The Disability Support Building: Old Basford Community Centre, Bramble Close, Nottingham, NG6 0QG My name is Dionne, and I’m a new digital marketing volunteer for Disability Support. After speaking with some of the team, I left understanding how supportive and dedicated the people at Disability Support are and what the charity does for their community, Nottingham and the County. Disability Support helps disabled pe