Invisible Disabilities Week: What You Can’t See Can Still Hurt
The unifying reality of the experience of living with an invisib is that what you can’t see can still hurt—
often more than people realise.
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Long Covid SOS Team
Sep 305 min read
Black History Month: We Must Do More Than Acknowledge, We Must Act!
As we enter Black History Month, we honour the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Black communities and other people of colour.
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Long Covid SOS Team
May 283 min read
People with Long Covid Need Vaccine Boosters: Protecting the Vulnerable and Addressing Health Inequalities
The Covid-19 pandemic has left an enduring mark on countless lives across the globe. In England and Scotland alone, over 2 million people ha
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Long Covid SOS Team
Apr 163 min read
The Right to Support:
In the third instalment of our series of Blog Posts unpacking each principle within the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, we look at the
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Ondine Sherwood
Mar 212 min read
The Importance of Being Believed when you have Long Covid
The sentiment expressed in the first principle of the Long Covid SOS Bill of Rights, "The Right to be Believed," resonates deeply with the
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Long Covid SOS Team
Nov 1, 20232 min read
Where would you be if you could?
I Would be Here If I Could... Is an ambitious and disruptive art project which will be traveling
around the UK next year. Created by Alison
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Long Covid SOS Team
May 31, 20233 min read
We need Inclusive Advocacy for LGBTQ+ People Living with Long Covid and other Chronic Conditions.
Throughout Pride Month we are highlighting the inclusive advocacy needed for LGBTQ+ people living with Long COVID & other chronic condions
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