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...physical and mental wellbeing. Depending on what a person’s disability is, it can also worsen their condition. For example, a person with M.E. not pacing at work could lead to a flare up of fatigue and pain. In education, students with invisible disabilities are more likely to achieve lower grades and drop out of their studies when they don’t have support for their...

...physical activity participation • improved social inclusion and community cohesion • funding new sport and transport infrastructure. With the Games now funded almost entirely by private organisations this may lead to a shift away from these ‘public’ policy goals towards activities and outcomes designed to generate private profits. This could even shape the sports...

...physical and mental health consequences for staff of working in a challenging role with a vulnerable population who we now know where dying in their thousands in affected institutions (Arons, 2020). While death is an event that can be expected due to the older age and frailty of residents within a care home, the frequency with which death was happening during the COVID-19...