Peter White, BBC disability affairs correspondent, revisits the school for visually impaired young people he attended when he was growing up.
Peter White meet two sight impaired students who attend a mainstream school in the Midlands.
Peter White meets a sight impaired student who moved fro mainstream school back into a special school to pursue her A level studies.
The impact of continued research into genetic screening and therapies is debated by people with disabilities and geneticists, highlighting the issue of rights for disabled people
The challenges and joys of motherhood expressed by two women with differing disabilities
A researcher's assessment of life on a locked ward for men with challenging behaviour and learning disabilities
Solihull College's part time provision for adults with a learning disability and the colleges desire to include these students in college life
Personal account of homelessness by Ernest, a young Kenyan who resides in a small hostel run by Cyrenians Cymru in Swansea
Personal account of homelessness by John interviewed by course team member Julia Johnson
Personal account of homelessness by Danny who moved to Swansea from Northern Ireland
Personal account by Paul, once homeless and now a volunteer at Cyrenians Cymru
Examination of fuel poverty issues in Scotland from the differing viewpoints of sufferers and energy advisers and projects in place to combat the problems that arise
The personal account of fuel poverty and debt experienced by advice worker Jacqueline Carlin
Personal accounts detailed by sufferers of fuel poverty and the various government schemes developed to combat the issues raised
The shifting boundaries between health and social care inspired the University of Hertfordshire to create a joint degree in learning disabilities for nurses and social workers