In his annual report, the state's disability ombudsman said conditions still haven't improved at many group homes despite years of complaints.

Visitability is a core mission of a dedicated group of volunteers who work together to make not only homes more accessible, but also businesses and even Idaho's recreation spaces.

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Older adults should receive adult social care ‘MOTs’ on reaching 65 to keep more people out of care homes, a think tank has ...

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The tax and spending legislation the House voted to send to President Donald Trump’s desk, enacting much of his domestic ...

Federal Nationals Member for Lyne, Alison Penfold, is calling on the Albanese Government to urgently revoke the latest NDIS ...

A survey highlighted a severe shortage of respite options for disabled people in Northland. Tiaho Trust and Whangārei ...

Having a "disabled" or "Purple Heart" license plate means you don't have to pay the parking meter, or municipal parking ...

Without formal training of practitioners and regulation by regulatory agencies, traditional bone-setting practice in Nigeria ...

What does it mean to live a hyphenated identity across the border from a home that is under attack? An Indian journalist ...