By Disabled people, for Disabled people.

The Campaign for Disability Justice is led by and for Disabled people, working to create a world where Disabled people have security, opportunities, and are valued and respected by society.

With over 2500 members and 50 organisations supporting us, the Campaign brings together Disabled people, policy makers, carers and allies, working together to hold the Government to account, and challenge false ideas about Disabled people.

 

About Inclusion Barnet

The Campaign for Disability Justice is delivered through Inclusion Barnet, a north London a Disabled-led organisation delivering inclusive community services in Barnet. Inclusion Barnet is a Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisation (DDPO). Our board and the majority of our staff are Disabled, so we know what we’re talking about, and we’re passionate about disability rights and a fair deal for all.

Using local insight to tell a national story

Being a locally based DDPO means:  

  • We run local services and are in touch with what Disabled people need;
  • We’re not funded by central government, so we’re free to say what we think about policies without fear or favour;
  • We cooperate with organisations like us all around the UK – we don’t try and do everything ourselves;
  • We’re here for all Disabled people, not just people with a specific condition.            

Our model is to deliver local services whilst campaigning for national change. With your help, we can make a real difference for Disabled people around the UK.