Practical and visual course teaching teens the best way to use all the different devices they might see each day so that they don’t hurt themselves. The course covers things like computers, laptops, tablets, games consoles and smart phones. It takes around 10 minutes to complete.

Living with arthritis can be challenging and carrying out everyday tasks can be difficult. Although many jobs are desk-based, a lot of workers carry out manual or physical activities as part of their work. Physically demanding jobs may pose particular challenges and obstacles for people with...

Osteoporosis is an important public health problem worldwide. It's natural to be concerned about how having osteoporosis may affect your job. This leaflet provides information to important questions you may have concerning employment and osteoporosis.

Work can be challenging when you have arthritis, but many people find that being employed makes them feel better. This booklet has been created to give you essential information that we hope will improve your knowledge and confidence in managing your condition in the workplace.

Managing Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis JIA in School is a guide for everyone who works in an educational setting with children 10 years old and above and for parents/carers who have education-related questions.

This booklet is for people with MS and their employers. It also has helpful information for health and social care professionals who work with people affected by MS. The booklet is split into three parts: Information for everyone Information for employers Toolkit – tables, guides and questionnaires...