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Inclusion London Disability equality organisation by & for Disabled people. Policy, campaigning & capacity-building.

Ahead of tomorrow's budget, Disability Poverty Campaign Group (led by us and Disability Rights UK) wrote to the Chancell...
27/10/2026

Ahead of tomorrow's budget, Disability Poverty Campaign Group (led by us and Disability Rights UK) wrote to the Chancellor to demand an end to the scandal of disability poverty in the UK.

In our letter to the chancellor, we urge him to make “transformative change for Disabled people rather than continue the political trend of enacting decisions that, in the long run, make us poorer and more marginalised” noting that a budget with Disabled people at its heart can “help tackle inequality and poverty, support economic participation, and create conditions where we can live independently and with dignity.”

The DPCG is a coalition of DPOs (Disabled People’s Organisations) from across the country, led by Disability Rights UK and Inclusion London. The DPCG is supported by allies, including charities, research bodies, and carers organisations. Together we work to end the scandal of disability poverty in...

We're very pleased to be running this session together. You may also want to check this resource about care charges:http...
26/10/2026

We're very pleased to be running this session together. You may also want to check this resource about care charges:
https://www.scrapcarecharges.com/

Join us for one of our FREE online sessions on Workshops for Individual Employers and those receiving Direct Payments.

This workshop on Care Charges and Disability Related will be delivered by our guest speaker, Jon Abrams from Inclusion London, and supported the Bringing Us Together team and Adult Social Care Warriors. Full details below:

Care Charges and Disability Related Expenses
Wednesday 11th November 2026

at:

either 10.30am to 12.30pm
Booking: https://tinyurl.com/carechargesDREam

OR

6.00pm to 8.00pm
Booking: https://tinyurl.com/carechargesDREpm

This workshop is designed to help you understand Disability-Related Expenditure (DRE) and empower you to reduce your social care charges.

In this hands-on session, Jon Abrams from Inclusion London will guide you through using Inclusion London's DRE Calculator; a chatbot tool aimed at helping you to minimise your social care costs.

Jon will be available to address general questions about the social care charging process and provide guidance on navigating the council's complaints system.

Please note: We will be limiting the session to 30 participants so that we can try to answer everyone’s questions. Any questions we are unable to cover will be followed up after the session.

Join us to learn together and meet other people who employ Personal Assistants/Carers.

For more info, and help with booking, email [email protected]

Politicians and the media are all talking about low employment rates among Deaf and Disabled people. But our voices aren...
22/10/2026

Politicians and the media are all talking about low employment rates among Deaf and Disabled people. But our voices aren’t being heard. We need your help to change this.

Join us on Thursday 12th November for a strategy session: what can London's DDPO sector do to challenge the barriers to good quality work for Deaf and Disabled People?

When: 12th November, 10:30am to 5pm
Where: The Greenwood Centre, 37 Greenwood Place, London, NW5 1LB

Please note that this event is for DDPOs only.

Join us for a strategy session about what our sector can do. What should London DDPOs be saying and doing? Where are the opportunities, and what dangers are we facing?

"We can't solve an environmental problem by creating an accessibility problem."
19/10/2026

"We can't solve an environmental problem by creating an accessibility problem."

I was on BBC London News as the National Federation of the Blind of...

Accessible transport isn’t a luxury - we shouldn’t have to put our safety on the line just to catch a bus. Give this pie...
19/10/2026

Accessible transport isn’t a luxury - we shouldn’t have to put our safety on the line just to catch a bus. Give this piece on floating bus stops a listen:

Monday morning on Westminster Bridge, who could arrange such a thin...

Our new campaign to tackle media hostility towards Disabled people has been featured by Disability News Service. Louise ...
17/10/2026

Our new campaign to tackle media hostility towards Disabled people has been featured by Disability News Service.

Louise Holden, senior policy officer at Inclusion London, said this week: “The way disabled people are represented in the media matters.

“One story on its own can be dismissed, but when the same harmful narratives appear again and again they reveal a pattern of prejudice that has real consequences for disabled people’s lives.

“Disability Media Action will help us build the evidence needed to challenge damaging coverage, hold media organisations to account and make disablism unprofitable.”

Find out more on the campaign and what other Disabled activists had to say about it 👇

Disabled people can now report media coverage that scapegoats and stigmatises them and contributes to the hostile environment many of them face in their daily lives, thanks to a new campaign. The D…

What would you do if you witnessed a hate crime happening on public transport? TfL are offering Londoners free online ac...
16/10/2026

What would you do if you witnessed a hate crime happening on public transport?

TfL are offering Londoners free online active bystander awareness sessions, so you know how to safely intervene.

Find out more 👇

PN-245 TfL is offering customers the chance to participate in interactive awareness events at stations, or six free online active bystander awareness sessions led by Protection Approaches The sessions will help Londoners improve their knowledge and confidence in how to ‘Act Like a Friend’ in inc...

"Progress at last on disability hate crime, but prosecution figures still fail to reflect daily experience of hostility"...
16/10/2026

"Progress at last on disability hate crime, but prosecution figures still fail to reflect daily experience of hostility", reports Disability News Service.

Louise Holden, our senior policy officer for disabled people and crime, said: “The figures do not reflect the daily experience of many disabled people.

“Being harassed, abused and targeted needs to be met with justice and these low numbers show how much work still needs to happen to get that justice.”

They added: “For many years now, disabled victims and survivors who are brave enough to report to the police feel let down, because many cases are not prosecuted.

“The cases don’t get to the CPS and it is unclear why.

“With confidence in the police so low in our community, we need to see more cases getting to court and victims getting justice.

“We need to be involved in the Met’s work on hate crime against disabled people so they understand our community and how to support us better.

“Every case that gets dropped means there’s someone suffering alone and without support and that is unacceptable.”

Read the full story 👇

Police forces and prosecutors are both finally working to increase the number of disability hate crime prosecutions in England and Wales, as the number of court cases remains stubbornly low, despit…

There are growing signs of a DWP push to claim that conditions like ADHD, autism, anxiety and depression are less likely...
14/10/2026

There are growing signs of a DWP push to claim that conditions like ADHD, autism, anxiety and depression are less likely to lead to significant additional costs and, therefore, should be treated differently by the benefits system.

In order to challenge this argument, Benefits and Work want to hear about the extra costs you face if you live with one of these conditions, or care for someone who does.

Get the benefits you're entitled to: help with personal independence payment (PIP), universal credit (UC), employment and support allowance (ESA),disability living allowance (DLA). Claims, assessments, reviews, appeals.

The Fonagy Review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism has found that “the rise in mental health problems is r...
13/10/2026

The Fonagy Review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism has found that “the rise in mental health problems is real, is affecting everyday functioning" and "we cannot conclude that overdiagnosis is occurring at scale”.

Yet from recent headlines about the review, you'd think the opposite was true. The media must be held accountable for spreading misinformation that drives disability hate, particularly targeting young Disabled people.

To understand what's really in the report, read this analysis from Benefits and Work
https://benefitsandwork.co.uk/news/fonagy-deals-severe-blow-to-timms-and-milburn

We're taking action to challenge disablism in the media. Find out more about our Disability Media Action campaign: https://www.inclusionlondon.org.uk/campaigns-and-policy/crime-and-disabled-people/disability-media-action/

Get the benefits you're entitled to: help with personal independence payment (PIP), universal credit (UC), employment and support allowance (ESA),disability living allowance (DLA). Claims, assessments, reviews, appeals.

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