Congratulations to Sam Cornelius-Light for winning our September Monthly Honours
At a time when we are thinking tentatively about travelling again, we are honouring Sam Cornelius-Light for his work, research and campaigning for more accessible transport. Sam has recently completed a degree in Geography. He chose to do his final dissertation on public transport in Bristol, with a focus on accessibility – his findings led […]
The July Monthly Honours go to Robert Watson
This month we remember one of Pathfinders original trustees and founding members, Robert Watson, with a posthumous honour. Robert wanted to try and help others with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy or similar conditions, by campaigning for change. Some of his proudest achievements were taking his campaign, “What About Us”, to the Scottish Parliament and being voted […]
‘Who Cares?’ – Sanjeev talks care agency pros & cons
My name is Sanjeev and I am a journalist, producer, and development worker for Pathfinders, with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Like many with a neuromuscular condition, I rely on other people like carers, personal assistants, family, and friends to go about my regular day whether going out or staying in, as well as for personal care. […]
‘Who Cares?’ A care & support series
In the next few months development worker, Sanjeev and guests will be sharing their thoughts and opinions in a series of articles about all things care-related. The articles will cover a range of topics around care and support as well including overviews, guidelines pros and cons and guest posts. Areas include: How to get care […]
‘Who cares?’ Sanjeev talks top tips for organising care
As someone living with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy or anyone with a muscle-weakening condition, care is vital to our day-to-day lives. From getting ready in the morning to going out with friends and going to work, you need to make sure your care is organised and correct for you! It can be difficult and tiring to […]
Alex James interview – A Year On
Development Worker Sanjeev Mann has a chat with Alex James about all things music, current releases, Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, plans for the future as well as aims as a musician.
We chat with Gaming Accessibility Specialist Ian Hamilton
Our Development Worker Sanjeev Mann has a chat with Gaming Accessibility Specialist Ian Hamilton. He spoke about his real, the importance of software, game settings as well as what developers are doing to be more accessible.
Welcome to the Pathfinders team Adam!
A very warm welcome to our new employee Adam Langley. he will be joining us very soon as Social Media and Digital Creation Associate on a full-time basis for 6 months. You probably recognise the face from a recent Pathfinders event, Adam hosted a gaming event alongside Ryan a couple of months ago. Here is […]
Congratulations to Claire D’all! You’ve won our June Monthly Honours!
Claire is 26 and has been recognised for sharing her story and experiences through her blog and public speaking. She has Congenital MD and has recently moved into her own place. “I started my blog in October 2016 however I had a security issue with my blog last year, so I had to restart it […]
Comedy & Cocktails – a Pathfinders Fundraiser
Pathfinders is delighted to announce a night of comedy and cocktails on Thursday 10th June – headlined by Britain’s Got Talent winner, Lost Voice Guy – the first stand-up comedian to use a communication aid. Tickets are available now Our work relies on fundraising in order to keep doing what we do – and you […]