Autistic Pride Day 2025. Celebrating Identity, Community, and Neurodiversity Autistic Pride Day highlights the beauty of neurodiversity, raising awareness and pride in Autisum. Started in 2005, the day was shaped towards LGBTQ+ pride. The common message is to celebrate people Read more…
Learning disability week 2025 Organised by Mencap and other contributors, the theme for 2025 is ‘Do you see me?’. This is to raise awareness of Learning disabilities and their daily struggles to be seen in society. Learning disabilities are not Read more…
Special time for our spicy ones Shopping is hard enough with your family. I know!! I honestly couldn’t think of anything worse but let’s be frank, it has to be done. Some shops have taken steps to help but do Read more…
Happy father’s day to all (dads, stepdads, mums, the list goes on) Father’s Day isn’t just a date on the calendar. It’s a chance for us to celebrate the men who’ve stepped up and supported us and our children. Father’s Read more…
June is pride month Pride 2025, and the theme is activism and social change, this aims to highlight what pride has always stood for, progressing and creating change for those in the LGBTQ+ community. The parades are colourful, engaging and celebrate Read more…
Loneliness awareness week 9-15th June When people talk about loneliness it’s often associated with older people, however an estimated quarter of adults in the UK feel lonely at some time. I often feel silly saying to others or even thinking Read more…
Men’s Health Inequalities in the UK: Yes, Dear, You Do Actually Need to See a Doctor Men, the remarkable creatures who would rather assemble flat pack furniture without instructions than set foot in a doctors surgery. But, guess what, ignoring Read more…
What is ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder)? ADHD is defined by the world health organization as a pattern of inattention and/ or hyperactivity/ impulsivity. So no, it’s not just the kids that are bouncing off the walls. ADHD can impact Read more…
The 9-15th June is carers week. Although we don’t see ourselves as carers, we are just doing what anyone else would, right? No, we are fighting for these children, we are advocating for them, we are protecting them from things Read more…