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  • New report suggests ESA quota system

    03 December 2013 | News

    ... assessments , Kaliya Franklin, a leading independent disability campaigner, suggests that government policy has ... of those assessed to be placed in the support group. Any health professional who puts a higher number of claimants in ... to http://www.centreforwelfarereform.org/library/type/pdfs/how-norms-become-targets.html New report suggests ESA quota ...

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  • DPOs demand removal of Coronavirus Act easements

    18 March 2021 | News

    ... from across the UK led by Inclusion London and Disability Rights UK have written an open letter to Health Secretary Matt Hancock asking for the suspension of ... will be reviewed by Parliament next week. The letter cites how evidence continues to mount about the lethal and ...

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  • BBC In Touch: Liz Sayce on Access to Work

    06 January 2015 | News

    Last night Liz Sayce, CEO of Disability Rights UK was interviewed about Access to Work ... AtW can achieve this but its effectiveness is blunted by payment delays and a perceived culture of suspicion that recipients do not deserve AtW payments. There has also been a tightening of the AtW rules ...

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  • Just one in ten blind people could vote in election – RNIB report

    14 October 2020 | News

    ... of voting in the 2019 General Election.  Voting is a fundamental democratic right, but the current voting system relies on sight and simply does not work for blind and partially sighted people. ...

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  • Your basic right to a qualified interpreter

    19 January 2014 | News

    Our Health in Your Hands  has launched a campaign for the Deaf ... Deaf and Deafblind People (NRCPD) The campaign explains how to check if your interpreter is registered with the NRCPD and how to complain if you are refused a registered interpreter. ...

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  • Fundamental drivers of good co-production in the commissioning of disabled peoples' services

    02 July 2018 | News

    ... have a stronger voice in the commissioning of social and health services.  Read Anna’s blog Anna Denham has worked on several projects for Disability Rights UK (DR UK) since November 2015, mostly in ... organisations and local authority commissioning teams. Fundamental drivers of good co-production in the commissioning of ...

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  • TLAP Care Act survey results published

    03 July 2017 | News

    ... support made a positive difference to their wellbeing and health. Areas of major concern, however, highlighted by the survey were people’s ability ... The survey was commissioned by the Department of Health. It was carried out by 1,181 people aged 18 and over. ...

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  • I Can Make It charges towards Christmas

    15 December 2016 | News

    ... We look forward to more progress from them in the new year. However, we would like to thank all our champions across the ... as Liverpool and Nottingham. So if you are 18-29, have a disability or health condition live in and around either of those cities ...

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  • Two thirds affected by bedroom tax are disabled

    13 November 2013 | News

    ... the Frontline... The Bedroom Tax and disabled people” shows that, in Scotland, 65,600 households affected by the ... in them. Analysis of Citizens Advice Bedroom Tax clients shows that: Two thirds are disabled A further 1 in 10 are ... was a breach of human rights on grounds of discrimination. However, as the Citizens Advice figures show, many disabled ...

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  • Vital COVID information is inaccessible to BSL users

    20 December 2020 | News

    ... the coronavirus pandemic, the majority of important health information provided by the UK government has not ... as it provided information online and live subtitles. However, by not providing information in BSL, the government ... government in the UK has managed to do this.” “With the Disability Strategy soon to be published, it would be a ...

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