Campaigning and research and representation

DASL is an independent charity and Lambeth’s leading pan-impairment Disabled People’s Organisation. We provide a range of high quality information, advice and advocacy, direct payments support and community development services as well as peer-support based activities programmes.

The Disability Hate Crime Network is an unfunded group of disabled people from a range of backgrounds who campaign for greater recognition of the danger of disability hate crime. We also deliver training and advice on Disability Hate Crime to various agencies including police, Crown Prosecution Service, local authorities and academia.

Free legal information, advice and assistance to disabled people and their carers.

A small charity which provides advice, information, advocacy, support, respite and social opportunities for disabled people and their carers in the London Borough of Ealing.

Greenwich Disabled People Against Cuts has been established in response to a recent council consultation to fees and charges paid for care.

We promote, educate, communicate and empower for the benefit and interest of people affected by mental health issues in Croydon.

We support Deaf and Disabled People’s organisations in London and campaign for equality for Deaf and Disabled people across the UK.

Merton CIL is run and controlled by Deaf and Disabled People for Deaf and Disabled People. We provide advice and advocacy support to Deaf and Disabled People in Merton in the following areas: debt and low income, benefits, health, independent living, community care and housing. We also provide support around Disability Hate Crime

We are trusted advisers and educators supporting and empowering disabled people to sustain and facilitate their independence and facilitate greater participation in the community.

We offer high quality services to local residents seeking mental health support. We also provide information and signposting. A key part of our work is challenging the stigma and discrimination that people experience in their everyday lives.