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Join Action on Disability and be part of a growing movement for equality and inclusion. By getting involved, you’ll help remove barriers so Disabled people can enjoy greater independence, control, and choices in their lives.

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    Become a Member

    Join us today and be part of our growing community. The more members we have, the stronger our voice and influence to make real change for inclusion and equality.

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    Become a supporter

    If becoming a member isn’t for you, you can still make a big difference by supporting our work. Every supporter helps us continue promoting inclusion and protecting the rights of Disabled people.

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    Work with us

    Work with us to make a real difference. Together, we can support Disabled people to have more control, better access, and equal opportunities in their everyday lives.

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    Volunteer for us

    We’d love you to join our team! Volunteers play an important part in everything we do, from helping at events to supporting our projects that promote inclusion and independence.

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    What's On

    Explore our latest events and activities. AoD offers regular opportunities for Disabled people to meet others, get involved, develop skills, and take part in our community.

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    Disabled Members Forum

    Join our Disabled Members Forum to discuss local issues, identify barriers, and work together to strengthen equality, access, and independent living in our community.

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  • A group of fifteen people pose together indoors, standing and crouching on a large floor graphic with various icons and letters.

    Disabled Youth Board

    The Disabled Youth Board gives young Disabled people a space to speak up, influence change, and work together for greater equality and inclusion.

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