Current campaigns – act now

Hate crime against disabled people isn’t treated the same way as crimes against other protected groups. We want to change this.

Join us in demanding that the new Government raise the minimum accessibility standards for new build homes across the UK

The Government has proposals for ways to change PIP to save money. This is yet another ideological attack on our rights.

Join us on Tuesday 9th April 2024 to ask your questions and hear from the candidates running to be the next Mayor of London

Advice for Renters has been working with disability organisations, Inclusion London, Disability Rights UK and Branch Properties, to persuade the Government to recognise the importance of promoting information about the accessibility of private rented homes.

Letter to The Rt Hon Helen Whately MP, Minister for Social Care, expressing grave concerns about social care charging

The Mayor of London Election is happening on Thursday 2nd May 2024. Read our call for the Mayoral candidates to champion equality and inclusion for Deaf and Disabled Londoners.

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

Inclusion London is very concerned about the impact these proposals could have. We are organising a meeting for London DDPOs to discuss this consultation and plan collective action.

A coalition of Disabled people’s organisations has warned that further austerity cuts will cause untold misery and many deaths