Abela’s €1,000 Promise: A Game-Changer for Young Adults with Disabilities?
Prime Minister Robert Abela has promised a yearly allowance of €1,000 for young adults with disabilities in Malta. But what does this mean for them, and fo
Prime Minister Robert Abela has promised a yearly allowance of €1,000 for young adults with disabilities in Malta. But what does this mean for them, and fo
Prime Minister Robert Abela has proposed a yearly allowance of €1,000 for young adults with disabilities in Malta, aiming to support independent living.
A new proposal aims to provide a €20,000 grant to first-time buyers with disabilities in Malta, making homeownership more accessible. Here’s what you need
Animal Sanctuaries and Disability NGOs in Malta to Benefit from Utility Discounts In a progressive move that underscores Malta’s commitment to social…
Disability Commission Takes Action Against Accessibility Issues in Malta In a move that highlights the ongoing struggle for accessibility in Malta, the…
‘Problems Start When You Step Outside’: Visually Impaired Face Daily Barriers in Malta In Malta, the vibrant streets echo with the sounds of local vendors…
We’re Taking the Next Step for Malta’s Disability Sector In a society that prides itself on inclusivity and compassion, Malta is making strides to enhance…
A Fall Left a New Dad Paralysed: A Local Story of Resilience and Community Support in Malta In the heart of Malta, where the sun shines brightly over the…
Watch: A Fall Left a New Dad Paralysed. Now He’s Fighting to Rebuild His Life In a poignant tale of resilience and determination, the story of a new…
On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a Gozo man found himself in an unexpected and frustrating situation when a fast ferry refused to…
Blind Gozitan Left Stranded: A Tale of Inclusion and Discrimination In a poignant reminder of the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities, a…
— The Malta Employment and Training Corporation (M.E.T.C.) has recently announced a landmark agreement that promises to reshape the working conditions…