Living With Disability

Sarah Ezekiel loves colour. Her living room is filled with bright and joyful prints created by herself and others. “I like so many artists and they have influenced my work. I particularly like Modigliani, Kandinsky and Picasso,” she says. Ezekiel lives with motor neurone disease (MND), and is unable to move from the neck down. Her own art – which can take months to make – is created using eye-gaze technology.

We could all need assistive technology at any time – something Rachael Glazier knows only too well. She was fixing her son’s drone at Christmas when it took off unexpectedly. She jumped on a table to grab it, the table tipped, and she fell head-first on to a solid oak floor.

The first thing that strikes you is the calm, the light, the modern art on the walls – and then of course the food. It’s only later that you realise there is something different, and a little special, about Universo Santi, a restaurant in the southern Spanish city of Jerez.

Lovely Disabled Home will be organising its third annual charity run on Nov 9 called “Run for a Chance” to raise awareness on people with disabiliti

Status Orang Kelainan Upaya (OKU) tidak menjadi penghalang kepada Salim Ibrahim, 55, yang cacat penglihatan untuk berdikari dan menikmati kehidupan normal seperti insan lain.

Sepasang suami isteri yang juga orang kurang upaya (OKU) bisu dan pekak gigih menyiapkan tempahan baju raya sepanjang Ramadan.

The Pakatan Harapan administration is worse at dealing with issues concerning people with disabilities, compared with Barisan Nasional, says several activists.

Disability is not just about the Paralympics, thrilling as the excitement of watching elite athletes in action is. The reality is that there are still reams of misconceptions about disability and what it actually means; particularly when it comes to the overwhelming majority of people with disabilities who aren’t world-class sprinters or shot putters.