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On a farm in Shropshire, growing vegetables is becoming about much more than putting food on the table. The Rooted & Booted initiative, based at a 300-acre organic livestock farm north of Whitchurch, is giving young adults with learning disabilities the opportunity to take part in practical farm life — from planting seeds to preparing vegetables for local customers.

pieces in the entranceway of Harry Potter world when I went there on a day trip with my Monday activity group a couple of months

For many people, climbing a mountain is a test of physical endurance. For Hari Budha Magar, it has become something much bigger: a way of showing the world that disability does not have to define what a person can achieve. The former Gurkha has completed an extraordinary challenge, becoming the first double above-the-knee amputee to climb the highest mountain on each of the seven continents.

The stage when I went to go and see AC/DC tribute band as part of my 2026 Respite Care life

A new Adidas advertising campaign has ignited a fierce debate over the relationship between sport, corporate marketing and the war in Gaza. The campaign promotes Adidas’ service that allows amputees to purchase a single shoe rather than a pair. At the centre of the advertisement is Shalev Biton, a former Israeli army soldier who lost a leg after being wounded during the 2021 Israel-Gaza conflict. The campaign shows him trying on a shoe in an Israeli Adidas store before running outdoors.

me and my PA on the trip to Harry Potter world my tickets to freedom by employing my girls

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some of my favourite Respite Care life memories of 2026 so far as a person now employees PAs and knows that freedom is possible

Technology can sometimes feel distant and complicated. But in Plymouth, two brothers are showing how a relatively simple technology can make a very personal difference. Engineers Josh and Max Dixon have turned their hobby of 3D printing into a volunteer project that provides free mobility aids to children with disabilities.

living it up and just enjoying the Respite Care life including live music chilling in my massive bed courtesy of Premier Inn, wishing that I could take the bed and enjoying the 2026 Care life that employing my own PA has brought me now that I know if I friend Grace I get to do nice things like this and just be 26 almost 27 in November with me home smiling face🤩👨‍🦽‍➡️