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Why we’re bringing more support for disabled people to Leicestershire with Sense Hub Loughborough
Rachel talks about why bringing more support for disabled people to the East Midlands is important.
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How we’ve made our new activity rooms accessible
Here's a peek at how we've made our new spaces at Sense Hub Loughborough fit for everyone, no matter their needs.
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Remembering Sheila Anderson, an important part of our history
Sheila Anderson, who was daughter to one of our founders and a dedicated member of our staff, passed away. Her colleague, Geoff, reflects on the brilliant and lasting impact Sheila had on Sense.
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Celebrate Disability History Month by learning about these important people in disability history
Disability History Month runs from 16 November to 16 December. So it’s the perfect time to ask: how well do you know your disability history?
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Why an open culture is the key to good safeguarding
Here are some of the ways that we make sure we’re getting safeguarding right at Sense.
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Sense Arts receives landmark Arts Council funding as a new National Portfolio Organisation
We are delighted that Sense Arts has received NPO status from the Arts Council. A first for Sense Arts and a first for social care!
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Sense Awards: Your nominations are powerful
Our annual award ceremony is just around the corner – you’ve got one more week to nominate the outstanding people in your life!
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A magical midsummer evening at TouchBase Pears
On Tuesday 21st June, Sense TouchBase Pears in Birmingham was transformed into a magical midsummer forest, fit for a royal visit.
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I run marathons for Sense – meeting one young man drove home why
Nirmal has run to raise money for Sense many times. He explains how meeting one young man changed his outlook.
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10 years since the Winterbourne View abuse case: what have we learnt?
Steven from our campaigns team takes a look at the scandal at Winterbourne View residential home 10 years on.
