DDPO news

Inclusion London’s Campaign and Policy Team have some staff changes.

Download our Annual Report 2017-18 for a snapshot of what we achieved in 2017-18

Merton Centre for Independent Living (Merton CIL), is celebrating its 10th year of supporting local Deaf and Disabled People in Merton.

We were formed on the 1st June,1988 under the name of ‘Brent Advocacy Consortium’. We changed our name to ‘Brent Advocacy Concerns’ in January, 1991 when we became a registered charity.

Great video from DeafPLUS explaining what hate crime is and how to report it.

Information and support for Disabled voters from London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham.

The Public Law Project is taking referrals of individual cases where there are concerns that a person is being unfairly or unlawfully sanctioned, or is at risk of this. They can provide advice and in some cases may be able to provide an advocate for a hearing.

A guide for anyone that uses the services of British Sign Language/English interpreters.

Why don’t Disabled people who have the same access needs swap houses for holidays, rather than rely on unreliable, expensive, and often inaccessible hotel accommodation? If I can get around my house in my wheelchair, then another person who uses a similar wheelchair will also be able to use my house.

Inclusion Barnet have launched a new research report Peer Support in Practice. It looks at what peer support is, and how to implement it in different practice contexts.