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When Carole’s son David was born in 1989, there were no early signs that he was different. “He was full term, a normal delivery, he seemed to tick every box on what looked like a healthy and thriving newborn,” she recalls.

The team at Cygnet Manor are celebrating after being named a finalist in three categories at the upcoming National Learning Disabilities & Autism Awards 2025, which recognise excellence in care and support for people with learning disabilities and autism across the UK.

A Middlesbrough care service, which provides rehabilitation for women with acquired brain injuries, has transformed its garden space into a welcoming and weather-friendly hub – while also raising awareness for the charity Headway with a colourful display of unique hats.

A determined group of mental health care workers from Durham will be taking part in the Mighty Hike through the Yorkshire Dales to raise much-needed funds for a charity that supports people with cancer.

A Kent hospital which provides acute and PICU services for women has received an accreditation for the work it does to involve carers in the support of their loved ones.

One moment, Jamil was driving down the motorway. The next, he woke up from a coma with no memory of who he was, unable to walk, talk, or even recognise himself.

A Leeds social care service recently brought the Wild West to West Yorkshire with a saloon-style themed sports day that united residents with learning disabilities and autism from across the region for a day of fun and fitness.

A determined cyclist from Northumberland is taking part in two epic cycling challenges after the loss of his son to raise much-needed funds for a charity that supports bereaved families after the loss of a baby.

A woman with a passion for care and improving the wellbeing of carers has reflected on the importance of carers in health and social care.

We are delighted to announce that our Cygnet Social Hubs project won the Low Cost-High Impact award at this year’s Design in Mental Health Awards.