‘Above all, there is love’: single mothers caring for disabled children – in pictures

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Single mothers caring for disabled children often face unique challenges, including managing complex care needs, navigating social services, and balancing their own wellbeing with that of their child. The experiences of these families can be emotionally and financially demanding, with many relying on support from healthcare professionals, social workers, and community networks. Photography projects like this one can help raise awareness of the issues faced by these families and promote greater understanding and empathy.

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‘Above all, there is love’: single mothers caring for disabled children – in pictures

Carol Allen-Storey’s intimate images capture the struggles mums face looking after kids with disabilities – but also the huge hearts of both parents and children Continue reading...