Inclusion creates better communities for all, but did you know it also has health benefits? Read out guide to find out more >> Read more
All our brains are different and neurodiversity is about celebrating those differences! Read our accessible guide to find out more >>> Read more
Around 40% of autistic people are thought to be non-verbal or don’t use speech as their preferred method of communication. Our accessible guide aims to help people develop more inclusive communication skills >>> Read more
Sadly, religious intolerance has been on the rise in the UK in recent years, so we have put together an easy-read guide about the benefits and importance of being tolerant of different faiths. Find out more>> Read more
Autistic people are more likely to identify as trans or gender diverse so Change, Achieve Together, and Choice Support have developed an easy-read guide about what it means to be transgender. Find out more>> Read more
Some of our beneficiaries have told us they feel worried or anxious about the appearance of flags on lampposts in our communities, so we have created some easy-read information to try and explain the phenomenon>> Read more
Read our guide for information and advice on how ageing affects autistic people, and how we can support them as they get older. Find out more>> Read more
We have all heard that laughter is the best medicine. Would you believe there is truth in this. Read our accessible guide to find out more>> Read more
Being a good listener can be a very useful skill, be it casual conversation with a friend or supporting a loved one during a difficult time. Read our easy read guide to find our more >>> Read more
We often hear about all the bad things men do in the media, but rarely hear about the positive aspects of masculinity. Read our easy read guide on ways to be a good male role model Read more