Mencap responds to the Chancellor's statement on public spending ahead of the Budget

Response by Jackie O’Sullivan, Executive Director of Strategy and Influence at learning disability charity Mencap

Massive postcode lottery for care facing the public today, new analysis from the Care and Support Alliance (CSA) reveals

CSA launches an online tool showing the state of social care by area as part of its campaign to persuade the Government to act

Mencap welcomes the launch of a new Workforce Strategy for Adult Social Care in England

Jackie O’Sullivan, Executive Director of Strategy and Influence at learning disability charity Mencap, said:

Mencap responds to new Bills in the King's Speech

Jon Sparkes, Chief Executive at learning disability charity at Mencap, comments on the Government’s commitment to legislate and modernise the Mental Health Act, and the New Employment Bill and Fair Pay Agreement for social care

Mencap responds to ADASS's 2024 Spring Survey report

Jackie O’Sullivan, Executive Director of Strategy and Influence at learning disability charity Mencap, said:

Mencap Marvels take on English Channel for charity

Mencap Marvels take on English Channel for charity

Mencap calls on the new Government to prioritise people with a learning disability

Comment from Jon Sparkes, chief executive at learning disability charity Mencap

Meet our new Chief Executive Jon Sparkes

New Mencap chief executive Jon Sparkes speaks to our Digital Accessibility Officer, Harry Roche.

Mencap and Big Issue break new ground with magazine compiled entirely by people with a learning disability

Mencap’s first charity shop in Peterborough opens its doors

Mencap is thrilled to announce the opening of its first store in Peterborough with a new vibrant interior and plenty of preloved bargains

Government have failed to halve the number of people with a learning disability and autistic people in mental health hospitals

Government have failed to halve the number of people with a learning disability and autistic people in mental health hospitals

Over half a billion pounds a year is spent locking up people with a learning disability and / or autistic people in mental health hospitals in England