Hidden Disabilities
Many disabilities are obvious but there are also ones that nobody sees and even if they know don’t think they matter. For a start how about dyslexia?
I was born and bred in Cheshire, born Deaf to Deaf parents, with British Sign Language as my native language and this has allowed me a long and welcome affiliation with the Deaf Community including representing and contributing at a local and national level; I have been an advocacy campaigner and a
The Olympic Games is a powerful event that embodies the spirit and aspirations of people around the world. What I love about it is the way it celebrates a diversity of human strength and endurance through the different sports it hosts.
My name is Leonard Amos I joined the CDG late 2019 and recently elected onto the CDG executive and I look forward to working with you all .
I have been registered disabled since 2010 with a neurological condition known as chronic inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy (CIDP) and remitting MS.&nb
Who am I and why am I here?
I have loved politics ever since high school. I have loved learning about the issues, debating the solutions to challenges that Scotland, UK, and the world face.
#DeafBlindAwarenessWeek2021
Living with blindness isn’t the limiting disability some may feel it to be. There are many myths about blindness, being blind does not mean my hearing is “super human” or my sense of touch is more acute than people with sight.
Hi there my name is Daniel Grice and for the past year, I’ve been a proud member of the Conservative Disability Group as well as being a member of the Executive.
