We are Disabled people leading change
Disability Rights UK is the UK’s leading Disabled People's Organisation (DPO) led by, run by, and working for Disabled people.
We work with other DPOs, public bodies, businesses and Government across the UK to influence regional and national change for better rights, accessibility, benefits, quality of life and economic opportunities for Disabled people.
Future Ready - the new home for everything relating to young people at DR UK!
The Future Ready Hub brings all things education and employment related together. It was created with the aim to support those navigating their post-16 options, and inform anyone who wants to know more about their rights.
The Hub brings together lots of pre-existing DR UK work, like the Disabled Students Helpline and Education Resources, and signposts to some new content too.
Disabled People's Manifesto - Demanding Change!
As Disabled people and Disabled-led organisations, we have come together to campaign for a radical programme of change, from the UK Government and from policy-makers across society.
We want systemic oppression to be tackled and a society where everyone is valued and treated equally.
Be aware: Please do not give to street fundraisers collecting in our name
Disability Rights UK would like to thank all those who have reported to us instances of people using our logo and brand to fraudulently collect money in different parts of the country.
It's important for us to state clearly that we don't do this sort of fundraising - so if anyone approaches you on the street, in a car park or other public place and claims to be collecting for Disability Rights UK, they are not (and are acting fraudulently).
We strongly advise that you do not give them any money and let us know if this happens.
Take a look at our DPO Support Hub!
As part of our work supporting Disabled Peoples Organisations (DPOs) across the country, we have co-produced different resources to help DPOs continue and build on all the amazing work you do.
We have guides on fundraising, monitoring and evaluation, embedding intersectional approaches and governance, to mention just a few!
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