We are hugely disappointed that the Government has postponed long term funding decisions for another 18 months, deepening Britain’s social care crisis.

Deafblind people say they are imprisoned in own homes, finds new charity report.

The third annual Sense Ridgewalk trek through Oxfordshire took place on 30 June and 1 July 2012.

Local MP Jim Dowd opens Sense's latest charity shop, in Penge London

Exeter mum Jane Ring has won a national writing award for a motivational letter to herself and become a published magazine writer.

Teddie Crossman, a 21-month-old toddler from Bristol, has helped to create a sensory painting along with his friends.

A deafblind artist has created a handmade award as part of Sense's tribute to Lord Ashley.

A landmark Supreme Court judgement handed down today clarifies the law on whether a council can take its finances into account when assessing the needs of people for social care.

Sense welcomes the Law Commission's recommendation that the government create a modern adult social care system that recognises disabled people as citizens.

Sense welcomes the Government’s commitment to improve the special educational needs framework because currently too many disabled children are not getting the support they need at critical times.