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- [PRESSWIRE] Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA – 30 March, 2020 — Over the past two weeks, the leading magazine for autism families rapidly responded to the changing needs of the autism community by providing sought after autism COVID-19 resources. Autism Parenting Magazine Editor-in-Chief Amy KD Tobik said coming together to develop tools such as social stories and visual schedules, along with professional advice, was critical.
- [PRESSWIRE] LONDON, March 16, 2018 — Five time Paralympic champion, Ellie Simmonds, Olympic medallist and professional boxer, Anthony Ogogo, and Olympic athlete and Dancing on Ice star, Perri Shakes-Drayton have today supported the launch of UK Youth’s Money for Life programme, to help young people be better with their money.
- [PRESSWIRE] ABU DHABI, UAE, January 22, 2018 — Spain’s Pablo Larrazabal, winner of the 2014 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, captained Special Olympics Zimbabwe Gold medallist, Munyaradzi Musariri, during Pro-Am ahead of this year’s Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship.
- [PRESSWIRE] Kentucky, United States – 14 July 2015 — A legally blind fine art photographer may be hard to believe, but that’s what Tammy Ruggles is. Born with a blinding disease known as RP, the world of fine art photography was off limits to her until a point-and-shoot digital camera set on auto and a 47-inch computer monitor came along in 2013.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 09 December, 2015 — Hundreds of schools across the United Kingdom are signing and singing to raise money to help vulnerable deaf children. The schools are taking part in sign2sing, an annual fundraising activity organised by the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 10 December 2015 — A new service has been launched that will make information about NHS primary care services accessible to Deaf people for the first time. Deaf people can now call NHS England’s Customer Contact Centre thanks to InterpreterNow, a service from the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 16 December 2015 — Schools across the area are signing and singing to raise money to help vulnerable deaf children in the UK and Uganda. The schools are taking part in an exciting fundraising event called sign2sing.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 11 January 2016 — West Midlands Fire Service are signing and singing to help vulnerable deaf children. Staff are taking part in sign2sing, a fundraising activity organised by the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 13 January 2016 — A local school is learning to sing with sign language in a bid to raise money to help vulnerable deaf children in the UK and Uganda. Chalfont St Peter Church of England Academy is taking part in sign2sing, a fundraising event organised by Beaconsfield-based Deaf Health Charity SignHealth.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 13 January 2016 — Children from Goodyers End Primary School in Bedworth are learning to sing with sign language in a bid to raise money to help vulnerable deaf children in the UK and Uganda. The school is taking part in sign2sing, a fundraising event organised by the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 19 January 2016 — Hearing Dogs for the Deaf in Milton Keynes will be teaching local people to sign and sing as part of a unique fundraising event.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 20 January 2016 — Nicky Maloney is an ambassador for sig2sing, a fundraising activity organised by the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth. Schools, businesses, choirs and community groups take part, learning a specially written song with signs. They will perform the song at the start of February and raise funds for the charity.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 20 January 2016 — A local choir are once again showing there’s more to performing together than just singing. Members of Woolston Signing Choir learn British Sign Language through song lyrics and now they’re using their skills in a unique fundraising event.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 26 January, 2016 — Children from Hodge Clough Primary in Oldham are learning to sing with sign language in a bid to raise money to help vulnerable deaf children in the UK and Uganda. The school is taking part in sign2sing, a fundraising event organised by the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 04 February, 2016 — To mark World Cancer Day on the 4th February, the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth is launching videos on testicular cancer in British Sign Language (BSL). The charity has worked with male cancer charity Orchid – the UK’s leading charity working on behalf of everyone affected or interested in male cancer – to produce the series of ten videos. They explain what testicular cancer is and how it is diagnosed and treated.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 04.02.16 — Property portal, TheHouseShop.com, have spoken exclusively to the 2016 London Mayoral candidates Sadiq Khan, Caroline Pidgeon and Sian Berry to hear their thoughts on the issues surrounding disability and housing. The candidates reveal their housing plans and their commitment to accessible housing policies for London’s 1m disabled residents.
- [PRESSWIRE] PORTLAND, Ore. – 09 February, 2016 — Standard Insurance Company (“The Standard”) has honored Daniel C. Steenerson, CLU, ChFC, RHU, and his agency, Disability Insurance Services, Inc., with its top National Disability Insurance Leadership Award.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 12 February, 2016 — A charity has given the thumbs up to schools in Dunstable who learned to sign and sing to raise money to help deaf children in the UK and Uganda. The schools took part in sign2sing, a fundraising event organised by the Deaf Health Charity SignHealth.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 15 February, 2016 — Two bitter blows have been dealt to the Deaf community this week. The Deaf Health Charity SignHealth says enough is enough. Last Tuesday, NHS England said it wanted to scrap the Clinical Reference Group on Deaf Mental Health. The following day the charity was told their bid to the Department of Health to provide online psychological therapies had been turned down.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 04 July, 2016 — The UK’s first ever national Video Relay Service (VRS), contactSCOTLAND-BSL, has been commissioned by the Scottish government to run for the next three years. Thousands of deaf people in Scotland stand to benefit from the free service.
- [PRESSWIRE] London, United Kingdom – 29 July, 2016 — Most NHS services look set to miss Sunday’s deadline for introducing a new Standard that could save the lives of deaf people.
- [PRESSWIRE] LONDON, October 27, 2016 –The merger also means The Regard Partnership provides care and support for more than 1,000 people making the company the estimated 4th largest UK care group offering specialist learning disability and mental health care.
