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New grants for access to legal advice for Disabled people

Two new funding programmes have been announced to support DDPOs with legal advice and fund disability justice 2023/4

Act Now – #MakeCareFair Campaign

The Government’s proposed social care reforms will discriminate against Disabled people with the lowest income and wealth

Written Evidence to GLA Planning and Regeneration Committee

On Tuesday 28th November, Inclusion London gave evidence to the Planning and Regeneration Committee

UK Disability History Month 2023

This year UK Disability History Month runs from 16th November to 16th December and the theme is Disability, Children and Youth.

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