Here’s a collection of my freelance work and experiences. The freelance work is a mixture of filming, articles, copywriting and interviews I have written. Under the heading ‘News features, contributions and interviews’ you will find articles I’ve been quoted in, as well as media piece around my advocacy work.

Freelance work

News features, contributions and interviews

Content design and copywriting

Types of freelance work

I can write content or articles about disability and love a good opinion piece.

Other things include:

  • content creation
  • public speaking
  • disability awareness workshops (for schools or a company)
  • sponsored social media posts
  • filming
  • TV and radio interviews (experience includes live national TV and radio)
  • honest product reviews (that are disability related)

“Your ability to connect with the students was highlighted in particular by staff, as well as the highly relevant, engaging, thought-provoking content which was delivered with warmth, humour and honesty.

Thank you again for the positive impact you have had on over 250 of our students. I really hope that you will be able to work with us again next year.”

Member of staff after Chloe’s disability awareness workshop

How would I get in touch?

If you want to get in touch then please do!

All the information can be found on my contact page. 

Also, you can subscribe to my newsletter! This will mean you’ll receive an email when a new blog post is published. On average, I post content monthly.

“Finding Chloe’s blog “Life as a Cerebral Palsy Student” has been life-changing. My eldest daughter has mild CP and was just beginning her first year of school when I stumbled across the blog. Reading Chloe’s blog helped me to feel more at ease, giving me a possible glimpse into the future: highs, lows and everything in between. With every post I read, I look forward to the next.”

Anonymous

Roles

Awards & Accolades

  • 25th September 2021: Yorkshire Blogger Awards ‘Disability Blogger of the Year’
  • 1st February 2020: British Education Award for Degree Special Achievement
  • 26th November 2019: RNIB ‘Social Media Influencer of the Year’ Finalist
  • 8th October 2019– Shaw Trust Power List 2019 ‘Britain’s Most Influential Disabled People’
  • 25th July 2019– First Class Honours degree in Psychology and Child Development
  • 4th January 2019– UK Blog Awards Finalist for Education
  • 21st December 2018– Prime Minister’s Points of Light Award for “exceptional service raising awareness of cerebral palsy”
  • 6th November 2018– Scope Volunteer Award winner for ‘Disability GameChanger’
  • 17th October 2018– Shaw Trust Power List 2018 ‘Britain’s Most Influential Disabled People’
  • 31st July 2018– ‘Who cares wins’ shortlisted nominee by Vicki Patterson for the Unsung Hero award
  • 14th October 2017– Princess Diana Award Roll of Honour
  • 21st November 2016– Parliament’s Kids Count Inspiration Awards ‘Most Inspiring Young Person’
  • 16th September 2016– National Diversity Awards final shortlist ‘Positive Role Model within Disability’