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Our plan 2026 – 2029

We’re breaking down barriers. Will you join us?
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Act now to stop cuts to disability benefits

The Government is considering cutting vital support for disabled people. Sign our petition. We need your help to stop the cuts.
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2027 TCS London Marathon

Soak up the electric atmosphere as you’re cheered on by the crowds of thousands in one of the world’s most famous marathons.
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A lot of social workers or teachers haven’t understood U’nite’s needs, because she’s multi-sensory impaired.

But Sense understand. They have been brilliant. They’re so passionate in what they do, and they’ve shown so much concern.

Althea, whose daughter U’nite is supported by Sense

Latest blog posts

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How Sensory Walks helped Kelsey grow in confidence

How getting outdoors has helped Kelsey grow in confidence and become more independent.
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What does the Milburn Review mean for disabled people with complex needs?

Evan looks at what the Milburn Review into youth unemployment means for disabled people with complex needs.
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Supreme Court ruling is "a major blow"

The UK Supreme Court issued a landmark judgment that could significantly change how the law protects disabled people.