In Focus

A new report reveals that more than 40% of parent carers of children with learning disabilities in the UK are struggling to meet day-to-day living costs, underscoring the intensifying financial pressure on families with additional care responsibilities. By Alison Bloomer – Learning Disability Today The research, led by Contact and the Disabled Children’s Partnership, paints […]

Cape Town has officially adopted its Universal Access Policy, a major step toward making the city’s transport system more inclusive for people with disabilities. Approved on 30 May 2025, the policy is designed to ensure all citizens—regardless of physical ability—can access public transport safely, affordably, and with dignity. By IOL The policy forms part of

Rhodes University has taken a major step toward building a more inclusive campus with the acquisition of a specially designated accessible bus to support students living with disabilities. This milestone highlights the institution’s ongoing commitment to creating an environment where every student can participate fully in university life — academically, socially, and culturally. By Rhodes