Well done to our amazing team of 12 cyclists who took on the Prudential RideLondon 100 last weekend. Here Nick looks back on how the day went. Read more
Some of our energetic staff and people we support in York took part in the region's yearly Dragon Boat Race, smashing their fundraising target in the process. Read all about it! Read more
Amateur cyclist Paul Stubbs, and 9 of his family and friends are training for a 100-mile cycling challenge for United Response – the 2019 RideLondon event. Read more
Frances, whose son Finn has a condition called Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum, is running the London Marathon. Finn is also taking part, by completing eight (and a bit) park runs. Read more
This year's annual ROC 5K, which took place last month in sunny Truro, saw almost 500 runners raise a record-breaking £17,000 between them. Read more
Amy Green has Bell's palsy, a type of facial paralysis that results in an inability to control the facial muscles on the affected side. She talks about her diagnosis and recovery. Read more
Tim Cooper, CEO of United Response, added his signature to that of over 100 social care sector organisations in an open letter to Government ministers to raise concerns about the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill. Read more
Last week United Response CEO, Tim Cooper, was invited to Number 10 Downing Street to talk about supporting more people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health problems into work. Read more
Following 12 months of hard work learning about Mexican culture, ROC Creative Torbay put on an amazing month-long exhibition. Read more
Kate, a person we support in York, has landed some freelance graphic design work with a local theatre company. Find out how she was supported to learn the skill. Read more
Ben, a person we support who has autism, has celebrated the one year anniversary of the release of his children’s book ‘Chirp and Find’. Read more
David, a person we support in Harrogate, loves DIY and technology. We look back over his past three years working at Homebase, and find out his ambitious plans for the future. Read more
People we support at the Boot Shop in Easingwold, York got their hands dirty and took part in a two day archaeological dig in September and October. Read more
We're giving away a free Person-Centred Active Support training pack worth £155! To be in with a chance of winning, enter our competition. Read more
Josie spent her 30th birthday in Disneyland with her sister and two support workers. Read how they planned the holiday, and overcame the barriers people with disabilities face when travelling. Read more
Young people with disabilities hosted their own radio show on Manchester’s All FM 96.9. Read more
This Sunday, 9th September, United Response has two brilliant fundraisers taking part in the Great North Run. Read about their motivations for taking part and why they chose to fundraise for United Response. Read more
The report recommends a number of actions to be taken forward including the need to consider how staff training at polling stations can be focused to address the needs of disabled people. Read more
A bunch of exotic wildlife came to the sunny back garden of people we support in Ipswich for a special zoo day experience. Read more
Yesterday, local MP and Chair of the House of Commons Health Select Committee, Dr Sarah Wollaston, came to visit people we support in the picturesque Devon market town of Totnes. Read more
Chief Executive Tim Cooper, and Senior Support Worker Gary successfully cycled RideLondon's 100 miles route to raise money for United Response. Read how they got on. Read more
When a Service Manager in Darlington heard that someone she supports loved ponies as a child, she arranged for therapy ponies to visit. Little did she know the little horses would brighten up the lives of many others. Read more
This year’s 5th annual charity fun run, the ROC 5k, took place on Tuesday 26th June in Truro, Cornwall. Over 400 people turned out for an amazing race to help raise vital funds for people with disabilities. Read more
Local and Mayoral elections are taking place across England, Scotland and Wales on 3rd May. We believe that everyone should have the chance to use their right to vote. Many people with a learning disabilities are not using this right to vote. Read more