This research gives us encouragement that future generations may be spared some of the difficulties which people with Usher Syndrome face today.

The Bill will introduce integrated assessment and provision for children with SEN.

Government has committed to make significant changes which are great news for deafblind people.

Sense has pulled out of the government’s Mandatory Work Activity (MWA) scheme, sometimes known as Workfare, following a review.

The new Bill (Wales) is welcome but needs further clarity to ensure deafblind people continue to receive specialist assessments.

Visit your local Sense charity shop today and pick up your kiss to win over that special person in your life.

Tell us how your shopping experiences affect your life and your sense of belonging.

Sense would like your feedback to help us respond to Ofcom's consultation.

Charities are urging the Government to put disabled people at the heart of reforms to guarantee the most vulnerable people in society basic support in their day to day lives.

The real tragedy of this story is that people can live rich and rewarding lives, despite having significant sight or hearing loss.