If you're passionate about sports and believe everyone should have equal access to enjoy it, the Level Playing Field Podcast is for you. From the charity Level Playing Field . This podcast highlights the experiences of disabled sports fans, focusing on the barriers they face and the progress being made to create a more inclusive environment in stadiums and beyond. We feature real stories from fans, interviews with athletes and advocates, and discussions on how clubs and organisations are working to improve accessibility. Whether you're new to these issues or want to learn more, join us in our mission to make sports accessible to all. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Friendly conversations with direct experiences and opinions from people with learning disabilities brought to you by Dates-n-Mates.Dates-n-Mates is a Scottish charity tackling social isolation and supporting love and friendship for adults with learning disabilities.Co-Hosted by Andrew, John Paul, Sarah, John and Katrina. Each episode is entirely led by people with a learning disability to share their views and experiences in their own way.http://datesnmates.org.ukhttps://www.facebook.com/dnmscotland more

Lincolnshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LPFT) provide mental health and learning disability services in Lincolnshire, UK. We provide care and treatment for a local population of some 718,800 people, as well as specialist services for people who live in other areas of the East Midlands. We are focused on helping people towards recovery, enabling them to live well in their community as much as possible. Our Mental Health Support Team (MHST) has started a podcast to promote positive mental health for children and young people. Take a listen and let us know what you think! more

Promoting the Global Development of Disability Bodybuilding - Celebrating Habits, Success & Sources of Inspiration from the UK & around the globe! more

Welcome to The Invisible Gift, the show all about turning the Neurodiversity into possibility. Andrew Kitley grew up knowing he was different. His dyslexia and ADHD made it difficult for Andrew to learn the same way others did in school. Despite Andrew possessing exceptional abilities in other areas, he was told he had a problem, a disability. Andrew left school frustrated, unfulfilled, without reaching his full potential. This could have been a disaster but it turned out to be a blessing. Andrew would work his way up the literal and metaphorical ladder to become Managing Director of Kitall: a structural engineering firm. Under Andrew's guidance, Kitall is now one of the most sought after names to complete complex engineering projects in the UK. Now, Andrew is under no illusion he has a gift. His dyslexia, his neurodiversity, has made him determined, adaptive, and creative. Andrew is on a mission to learn more about neurodiversity. How it can challenge, define, and empower. In The Invisible Gift, Andrew will seek the advice and inspiration of another trailblazer who has defied the odds to achieve the extraordinary - turning their challenge into an invisible gift. more

Kay Ashton, is a fun loving 30 year old living in Salford. She is single, working full time and wants to be a mum. Oh, she lives with a disability also which is genetic. Kay, is embarking on her mission to be a mum by using PGD to ensure her child does not inherit her disability. We follow her through the laugher, the tears, dating and general emotional rollercoaster this will bring. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more