Disability Horizons - Expert Impact

Martyn Sibley,

Disability Horizons

Met with Hugh Chappell

Disability Horizons magazine is an online disability lifestyle publication that aims to give disabled people a voice.

Founded by two disabled guys in 2011, Disability Horizons publishes articles on a wide variety of topics, all to support the aim of a world where disabled people live exactly as they choose to.

All articles are sourced directly from our community of readers, making Disability Horizons a lifestyle publication about disabled people, for disabled people. Articles span topics from technology, relationships, sports, employment and travel.

Hugh was a perfect fit to mentor me. He understood my business and my values, enabling him to give both inspiring and practical advice. I gained so much value during our chat.

Martyn Sibley, CEO, Disability Horizons

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