Disabled folk ‘ensuring SDGs meet their needs’
Barbadians living with disabilities are taking action to ensure that their own needs are met in the Sustainable Development Goals...
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Government may be looking outside the Transport Board to provide optional transportation, possibly in the range of motorised scooters and...
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Public Service Vehicle operators are leaving disabled people by the roadside, impatient with the time people with physical challenges take...
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Disability advocates are hailing the introduction of the first legally backed parking identification tags for vehicles with disabled passengers as...
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TWO PARA-ATHLETES are hoping to make themselves and Barbados proud by copping spots at the para Pan American Games to be staged...
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An increase in bus fare, coupled with ongoing economic hardship, has put a huge dent in the operations of a...
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DOORS OF ACCESS to the University of the West Indies (UWI) for disabled students have just opened wider. A new...
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Disabled Barbadians are begging employers to give them a piece of the jobs pie, president of the Barbados National Organisation...
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THE fans who stayed away missed a treat. Wheelchair bodybuilding made a rousing, historic first appearance in Barbados at the...
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First time visitor to Barbados Earl Broad, is a wheelchair user who wanted to escape the bitter cold of the...
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Don’t dictate to us. That’s the message from the Barbados Council for the Disabled to government and all other decision-makers...
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The Barbados Council for the Disabled is pleased to invite your Organization’s participation in the 3 rd Annual Dorien Pile...
Read more‘Tourism is everybody’s business’ goes the slogan of Barbados’ number one economic sector, but based on the numbers it can...
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Davio Harding of the Derrick Smith School and Vocational Centre is an athlete not to be denied. Last year, he...
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The disabled community is appealing to the authorities to do all that is possible to make it easier for them...
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This Saturday, when 18 intellectually disabled young adults don caps and gowns, they will take a significant step on their...
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