In December 2019 we raised an amazing £442,205 including £216,861 of matched funding from the UK Government for our All Stars project. One year on, learn more about the project and its successes so far. Read more
As the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics draw to a close, Clare Childs, Sports Manager reflects on how we can make the Games even more inclusive. Come along to our free debate to discuss Who is not on the Podium yet. Read more
Where does the journey begin for para athletes? In everyday assistive technology - like a wheelchair - that allows mobility and independence. Read more
Motivation's Founder Director, David Constantine, will step down from the charity from 1 January 2022. Read our announcement. Read more
Double discrimination refers to the intersectional relationship of sexism and ableism as faced by women and girls with disabilities. Read more
Motivation is seeking a new non-executive director and trustee. We are looking for people who can bring energy, passion and drive to help us achieve our mission Read more
What happens behind the scenes at the Paralympics? Chris Rushman offers a glimpse into his experience in the Ottobock wheelchair repair team. Read more
We're supporting disabled women and girls in India to access wheelchairs and new opportunities. Our Head of Programmes in India, Rakhi Nathawat explains more. Read more
Patience Mutiti is Motivation's Clinical Capacity Development Manager. Here she talks about why Motivation's Parent and Caregiver Training is such an important part of our work. Read more
Motivation's Parent and Caregiver aims to empower parents of disabled children with the skills and knowledge to care for their children in a way that promotes their development. Read more
Incontinence can be a taboo subject. But it's vital that wheelchair users know how to practice vital bowel and bladder management. Read more
Motivation works with the National Composites Centre to make a wheelchair seat design that's robust, affordable and made from sustainable materials. Read more