To help people stay in touch with their loved ones, people we support in the south west are walking, running and skipping a marathon as a team. Find out how you can help! Read more
People with learning disabilities are at risk of social isolation during the coronavirus pandemic. Donate to help us keep people connected. Read more
One of our students is sharing his love of dance music with online DJ sets. Help us raise money to keep more people connected! Read more
We’re helping people with disabilities stay connected to friends, family and support during the Covid-19 crisis. Donate today to get people the technology they need! Read more
To help support your wellbeing during the coronavirus lockdown, The Enterprise in Teddington, the Community Network in Cheriton and ROC Wellbeing in Devon, have teamed up to provide you with some fun online activities. Read more
Matthew and Justin went back to the cabinet office to tell politicians about the importance of accessible information. Read more
Justin went to the Cabinet Office to talk about how elections can be more accessible for people with learning disabilities, like him. Read more
Who won the epic showdown? Find out how our fundraisers fared in their midwinter run, raising money for United Response’s Enterprise hub in Teddington. Read more
The performers and staff at ROC Creative have worked for over two years, researching and devising material, to put together this incredible piece of theatre. Find out more and watch the video showing how this creative production came together. Read more
Communities and opinions across the UK are divided. Gifting the UK a brand new national health and care service would be a wonderful present for everyone this Christmas. Read more
Justin explains why he started a group for people with disabilities to talk about politics and how it affects their lives. Read more
We’re saying thank you to all of our wonderful fundraisers and supporters – like Penny, who ran the Great North Run to give more opportunities to people with disabilities in York. Read more
People with learning disabilities have an equal right to make an informed choice in this pivotal general election – that's why we're translating party manifestos into easy read. Read more
Social care reform should be considered a positive opportunity and would be higher up the priority list in this general election if not for Brexit. Read more
United Response CEO reflects on the disparity in rates of employment for people with learning disabilities and celebrates the achievements of those in paid employment for Learning Disability Work Week 2019 and beyond. Read more
Disability hate crime is unacceptable and needs to be tackled by challenging prejudice, says John Cooper, our Head of Policy and Public Affairs. Read the full interview… Read more
Last month people we support were invited to Strawberry Hill Golf Club in Twickenham to take part in a golf taster day where they were treated to 1-1 coaching and the chance to practise their skills. Read more
A communal garden designed for people with autism and physical and learning disabilities, and the local community, wins the “Thriving” award in the yard/small garden category of Blackpool in Bloom. Read more
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
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
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
This year 28 amazing runners completed the 2019 London Marathon, raising over £62,000 for United Response. 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