BBC Radio 4 Appeal for school places in Zambia
For 9 in 10 children with disabilities in the world, education plays no part in their lives. That’s around 25 million children who don’t get to school at all and 15 million are girls.
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BBC Radio 4 Appeal on Inclusive Education in Zambia
Donate now to help support thousands of children have access to school through our Inclusive Education Programme in Zambia.
Tell your rail company to make stations step-free
There are too many stations across Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) that me and other disabled people can’t use.
Find out if your local train stations are step-free and write to the rail company telling them why it’s important to make rail travel more accessible for disabled people.
We, the undersigned, call upon the Welsh Government to improve train journeys for disabled people. We call on the Welsh Government to commit to all trains, stations and platforms in Wales being fully accessible by the end of the current Assembly Term
Good quality, accessible public transport means that disabled people can live, learn and work independently as they choose. Sign the petition to improve accessible train journeys for disabled people.
Demand better train travel for disabled people
Good quality, accessible public transport means that disabled people can live, learn and work independently as they choose. Sign the petition to improve accessible train journeys for disabled people.
Demand better train travel for disabled people
Good quality, accessible public transport means that disabled people can live, learn and work independently as they choose. Sign the petition to improve accessible train journeys for disabled people.
Tell Shona Robison 15 minute personal care is destroying lives
Too many people are still not receiving the right care.
Tell Shona Robison, the politician in charge of social care, to demand more is done.
Tell Vaughan Gething 15 minute personal care is destroying lives
Too many people are still not receiving the right care.
Tell Vaughan Gething, the politician in charge of social care, to demand more is done.
Tell Matt Hancock 15 minute personal care is destroying lives
Too many people are still not receiving the right care.
Tell Matt Hancock, the politician in charge of social care, to demand more is done.
Improve employment opportunities for disabled people
We are calling on MPs to recognise that more needs to be done to help young disabled people into the workplace.
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