Explore our collection of resources, designed to inspire, inform, and connect individuals to the support and assistance they deserve. Together, let’s break barriers, foster understanding, and build a more inclusive society for everyone.
Websites
- AccessAble: Formerly DisabledGo, AccessAble provides detailed accessibility guides to thousands of venues across UK, including shops, restaurants, hotels, and more.
Website: AccessAble - Access to Work: Access to Work is a government scheme that provides support for disabled individuals and their employers to overcome work-related obstacles.
Their website offers information on eligibility criteria, application processes, and available support services.
Website: Access to Work - AbilityNet: AbilityNet offers free advice and resources on how technology can assist individuals with disabilities, including guides on accessible software and hardware.
Website: AbilityNet - Black Cultural Archives: Black Cultural Archives is the UK’s only national heritage center dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history of Black people in Britain. They offer exhibitions, educational programs, and archives that document Black history and culture.
Website: Black Cultural Archives - Blue Badge Scheme: The Blue Badge Scheme provides parking concessions for people with severe mobility problems, allowing them to park closer to their destination. Website: Blue Badge Scheme
- British Dyslexia Association: Provides information, support, and resources for people with dyslexia, as well as professionals working in the field of dyslexia support. Website: British Dyslexia Association
- British Future: British Future is an independent think tank that focuses on issues of identity, immigration, and social cohesion in the UK. They conduct research, facilitate dialogue, and promote inclusive narratives to build a more cohesive society.
Website: British Future - Business Disability Forum (BDF): BDF supports businesses to become more disability-inclusive through consultancy, training, and sharing best practices.
Their website offers resources, toolkits, and case studies on disability inclusion in the workplace.
Website: Business Disability Forum - Citizens Advice: Citizens Advice offers guidance and support on a wide range of legal issues, including disability rights and discrimination.
Their website provides information on disability-related laws, rights, and how to seek help if facing discrimination.
Website: Citizens Advice - Department for Work and Pensions (DWP): The DWP is responsible for disability-related benefits and support services in the UK. Their website provides information on disability benefits, eligibility criteria, and how to apply. Website: DWP
- Disability Grants: Disability Grants is a comprehensive online resource providing information on grants and funding available to disabled individuals in the UK for various purposes, including equipment, housing adaptations, and education.
Website: Disability Grants - Disability Horizons: An online lifestyle magazine providing articles, news, and resources for disabled people, covering topics such as travel, relationships, and employment.
Website: Disability Horizons - Disability Rights UK: Disability Rights UK is a charity working to promote equality and human rights for disabled people in the UK. Their website offers information, advice, and resources on disability rights and inclusion.
Website: Disability Rights UK - Disabled Living Foundation (DLF): DLF provides impartial advice, information, support and training on daily living aids and assistive technology to help individuals with disabilities live independently.
Website: Disabled Living Foundation - Disabled Persons Railcard: This railcard offers discounted train travel for individuals with disabilities and their companions. It provides a third off most rail fares in the UK. Website: Disabled Persons Railcard
- Equality Act 2010: The Equality Act 2010 is the primary piece of legislation in the UK that protects individuals from discrimination based on characteristics such as disability, among others. It covers various aspects of public life, including employment, education, and access to goods and services.
Website: Equality Act 2010 - Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC): EHRC is responsible for enforcing equality and non-discrimination laws in the UK, including those related to disability.
Their website offers guidance, advice, and resources on disability discrimination and legal rights.
Website: EHRC - Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS): EASS provides advice, information, and support on discrimination and human rights issues, including disability discrimination. The website offers guidance on rights under the Equality Act 2010 and how to challenge discrimination.
Website: EASS - Gendered Intelligence: Gendered Intelligence is a trans-led charity that works with the trans community and those who impact on trans lives. The website offers resources, training, and support for promoting gender inclusion.
Website: Gendered Intelligence - Gov.uk: The official UK government website provides information on disability rights and legislation, including guides and resources related to the Equality Act 2010, reasonable adjustments, and disability discrimination. Website: Gov.uk
- GOV.UK Disability Legislation Guidance: This webpage provides guidance on the legal requirements and obligations related to disability discrimination and accessibility in the UK.
Website: Disability Legislation Guidance - Inclusive Employers: Inclusive Employers is a membership organisation providing resources, training, and consultancy services to help employers create inclusive workplaces. Their website offers guides, webinars, and best practice examples.
Website: Inclusive Employers - Institute of Equality and Diversity Practitioners (IEDP): IEDP offers training, events, and resources for professionals working in the field of equality, diversity, and inclusion.
Their website provides access to publications, webinars, and networking opportunities.
Website: Institute of Equality and Diversity Practitioners - Mencap: Mencap supports individuals with learning disabilities, offering advice, information, and services to help improve their lives and promote inclusion.
Website: Mencap - Motability Scheme: The Motability Scheme enables disabled individuals to lease a car, scooter, or powered wheelchair using their mobility allowance.
Website: Motability Scheme - Muscular Dystrophy UK: Offers support, information, and resources for individuals and families affected by muscular dystrophy and related muscle-wasting conditions.
Website: Muscular Dystrophy UK - National Centre for Diversity: The National Centre for Diversity offers training and accreditation services to organisations seeking to improve their equality, diversity, and inclusion practices. Their website provides access to resources, events, and e-learning modules.
Website: National Centre for Diversity - National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS): NDCS offers support, information, and resources for deaf children, their families, and professionals working with deaf children. Website: National Deaf Children’s Society
- Operation Black Vote: Operation Black Vote is a non-profit organisation that aims to promote racial justice and increase the representation of Black and minority ethnic communities in politics and public life. They offer campaigns, research, and resources to empower marginalised communities.
Website: Operation Black Vote - RADAR National Key Scheme: The RADAR National Key Scheme provides access to over 9,000 locked accessible toilets across UK for people with disabilities and carers.
Website: RADAR National Key Scheme - Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB): RNIB offers a wide range of services and resources for people with sight loss, including information on eye conditions, accessible technology, and employment support.
Website: RNIB - Runnymede Trust: Runnymede Trust is one of the UK’s leading independent race equality think tanks. They conduct research, provide information, and advocate for racial justice and equality.
Website: Runnymede Trust - Scope: Scope provides support, information, and advice to disabled individuals and their families on topics such as benefits, housing, and social care.
Website: Scope - Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust: The Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust works to promote social inclusion and support young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. They offer programs, workshops, and opportunities for personal development and empowerment.
Website: Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust - Shopmobility: Shopmobility offers mobility equipment hire services in various shopping centers and cities across the UK, allowing people with mobility impairments to access shops and facilities more easily.
Website: Search for your local Shopmobility service. - Show Racism the Red Card: Show Racism the Red Card is an anti-racism education charity that uses football as a tool to combat racism. They provide educational resources, workshops, and campaigns to challenge stereotypes and promote inclusion.
Website: Show Racism the Red Card - Stonewall: Stonewall is a charity that campaigns for the equality of lesbian, gay, bi, and trans people across Britain. Their website provides resources, training, and guidance for creating inclusive environments for LGBTQ+ individuals. Website: Stonewall
- Stop Hate UK: Stop Hate UK is a charity that provides support to people affected by all forms of hate crime, including racism. They offer reporting mechanisms, advocacy, and support for victims of hate incidents.
Website: Stop Hate UK - The Monitoring Group: The Monitoring Group is a grassroots organisation that challenges racism, discrimination, and injustice through advocacy, community organising, and legal support. They offer resources, campaigns, and advice for those facing racial discrimination.
Website: The Monitoring Group - The National Autistic Society (NAS): NAS offers information, advice, and support for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their families. Their website provides resources on autism rights, legislation, and advocacy efforts.
Website: National Autistic Society - The National Centre for Learning Disabilities (NCLD): NCLD offers resources, research, and advocacy to support individuals with learning disabilities and their families. Their website provides information on education, employment, and advocacy efforts.
Website: National Centre for Learning Disabilities - The Race Equality Foundation: The Race Equality Foundation works to promote race equality and address health and social care disparities experienced by ethnic minority communities. They offer research, training, and resources for professionals and organisations working in the field.
Website: Race Equality Foundation - UK Black Pride: UK Black Pride is Europe’s largest celebration for LGBTQ+ people of African, Asian, Caribbean, Middle Eastern, and Latin American descent. Their website offers resources, events, and information on intersectionality and inclusion within the LGBTQ+ community.
Website: UK Black Pride - Voice4Change England: Voice4Change England is a national advocate for the Black and minority ethnic voluntary and community sector. They offer support, capacity-building programs, and advocacy to empower BME organisations and communities.
Website: Voice4Change England
Applications
- AccessAble: The AccessAble app provides accessibility information for thousands of venues across the UK, helping individuals plan accessible outings by providing detailed accessibility guides and features.
Available on: iOS and Android - AccessNow: AccessNow is a global accessibility app that allows users to find and rate accessible places and services, including restaurants, shops, and transportation options in the UK and beyond.
Available on: iOS and Android - AXS Passport: AXS Passport is a digital tool for evidence-based inclusion. For individual looking for a way to share your access and inclusion needs without losing control of your personal data.
For organisations searching for a way to create an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone.
Available on: Web, iOS and Android - Be My Eyes: Be My Eyes connects blind and low-vision individuals with sighted volunteers for visual assistance through live video calls.
Available on: iOS and Android - BeSpecular: BeSpecular is a community-based app that connects blind and visually impaired individuals with sighted volunteers who provide assistance by answering questions, describing objects, and providing visual support through text and image exchanges.
Available on: iOS and Android - Inclusive Britain: The Inclusive Britain app provides accessibility information and reviews for various venues and attractions across the UK, allowing users to find inclusive and accessible places to visit.
Available on: iOS and Android - Signly: Signly provides augmented reality (AR) sign language translations for printed English text, helping deaf and hearing-impaired individuals access information in public spaces such as museums, galleries, and visitor attractions.
Available on: iOS and Android - TapTapSee: TapTapSee is an app that identifies objects and products through image recognition technology, providing blind and visually impaired users with audio descriptions of their surroundings.
Available on: iOS and Android - Wakie: Wakie is a social alarm clock app that connects users with wake-up calls from volunteers around the world, promoting inclusivity and social interaction by allowing users to receive calls from diverse backgrounds.
Available on: iOS and Android - Wayfindr: Wayfindr is an app designed to assist blind and visually impaired individuals with indoor navigation using audio-based directions and location guidance in public spaces such as transport hubs and shopping centers. Available on: iOS and Android
- WheelMate: WheelMate is an app that helps wheelchair users find and rate accessible restrooms and parking spaces in their vicinity, providing valuable information for navigating public spaces with ease.
Available on: iOS and Android