Category: Blog
Accessible Adventures with Casey
Accessible Adventures with Casey – part 3 now available! We visited Haldon Forest Park and met with Casey Newton filming […]
Read the news postA message from our Chair of Trustees and Chief Executive
Season’s Greetings from Living Options Devon “To our funders, partners, volunteers and friends, thank you for all your support during […]
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Living Options Devon celebrates after receiving National Lottery funding
Living Options Devon celebrates after receiving National Lottery funding Living Options Devon is celebrating today after being awarded £431,654 in […]
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Living Options opening times over Christmas and New Year
Living Options will be open as usual until 12 noon on 23rd December, we will be re-opening from 9am on Tuesday 3rd January 2023
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Support over the festive period
Find details of organisations where you can get help. If someone is in crisis or needs immediate help they should […]
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Donate when you shop online
Do you shop on Amazon? Did you know you can shop and donate to Living Options at no extra cost […]
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Your nomination really counts
Your nomination really counts £1,000 could make a big difference to the work we do to empower disabled people to […]
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Non-disabled workers earn a sixth more than disabled workers
New analysis published by the Trade Union Congress (TUC) shows that non-disabled workers now earn a sixth (17.2%) more than disabled workers. The analysis found that the pay gap for disabled workers currently stands at £2.05 an hour – or £3,731 per year for someone working a 35-hour week.
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Living Options Charity Christmas Tree at Princesshay
Our Living Options tree is now in place and decorated at Princesshay, Exeter The charity tree initiative run by Princesshay […]
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An update from Devon Wellbeing Hub
The Hub is one of 40 NHS mental health and wellbeing hubs that were set up across the country, funded by NHS England, in response to the impact of COVID-19.
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