Inclusion Scotland

Working towards a society where disabled people are equal citizens

Inclusion Scotland (IS) is a consortium of organisations of disabled people and disabled individuals. Through a process of structured development we aim to draw attention to the physical, social, economic, cultural and attitudinal barriers that affect our everyday lives as disabled people in Scotland. We aim to encourage a wide understanding of those issues throughout mainstream thought in Scotland. In short, we want to reverse the current social exclusion experienced by disabled people through civil dialogue, partnerships, capacity building, education, persuasion, training and advocacy. Read more about Inclusion Scotland.

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FOI research into accessible housing for disabled people in Scotland

Inclusion Scotland have conducted research into accessible housing for disabled people in Scotland using Freedom of Information legislation.  This research report identifies the gaps and failings by local authorities regarding housing provision for disabled people in Scotland, as well as highlighting excellent practice and strategies that are currently in place.  Click here for more

 

Contact 100 -  'Policy into Practice'

Inclusion Scotland has always been aware that it cannot carry out its aims and objectives effectively without the direct involvement and support of disabled people themselves.  With this in mind we have launched a new initiative: Contact 100.    Click here for more

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Inclusion Scotland has encouraged the participants in this film to speak in whatever way makes them feel comfortable and included.
We apologise if any misuse of language in the film causes offence.

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