When we talk about “inclusion,” digital inclusion has to be part of the conversation. We spoke to Innovate Trust about why digital inclusion matters for people with a learning disability. Around 7% of adults in Wales over the age of 16 are digitally excluded, meaning they don’t have access to online spaces. Digital Care Hub … Continued
Today (Monday 14 September) is the start of National Inclusion Week 2026, and we wanted to share what real inclusion looks like to the team at Learning Disability Wales. ‘Inclusion’ is something that’s talked about all the time. Society talks about the importance of inclusion, belonging, ‘being your authentic self’ and more. But how many … Continued
With lots of information available, we wanted to share some key things that have happened since the Senedd election 2026 and what we want to see the government do in the coming months to make Wales the best country for people with a learning disability to live, learn, love and work. Like many people, you … Continued
In the lead up to the Senedd election, our Ready to Vote project team ran a series of workshops and hustings with candidates in 4 areas of Wales to give people with a learning disability the chance to learn more about politics and voting. In this blog post, our Project Co-Ordinator Gerraint Jones-Griffiths reflects on … Continued
On 7 May 2026, people across Wales will vote in the next Senedd (Welsh Parliament) election. This election is an important one, as decisions made by the Senedd affect healthcare, transport, social care, housing, education, employment, and community support. Each of the main political parties has created a manifesto – a document sharing what they … Continued
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