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About Inclusion Scotland
Thank you for visiting our website. We are a registered charity governed by a board which is made up of a majority of disabled people.
Our mission is to achieve positive changes to policy and practice, so that we disabled people are fully included throughout all Scottish society as equal citizens. We do this by influencing decision-makers, supporting disabled people to be decision-makers themselves, and developing capacity, awareness and engagement. Find out more about our approach and work.
You can become a member of Inclusion Scotland by visiting our membership page. Membership is free and open to disabled people, disabled people’s organisations and our supporters.
COVID-19
Inclusion Scotland continues to operate during this time. Our staff are working remotely and can be contacted by telephone, email and online. We are speaking to policy and decision-makers about ensuring that disabled people’s social, financial, health and care needs are met and that we have all the accessible information we need. You can follow our updates on social media – details to the right on this page.
For individual advice and information, Disability Information Scotland are continuing to offer a service at www.disabilityscot.org.uk or call 0300 323 9961. You can call them between 9:30 am and 4pm.
If you call them and you get their Voicemail, please leave a short message with your contact details and they will get back to you. Alternatively, you can email them at info@disabilityscot.org.uk.
Disability Information Scotland are also working on a set of links to useful advice, up to date guidelines and information about any services being coordinated across Scotland during the crisis.
More signposting to information and support.
Keep safe and well.
New Website coming soon!
We are working on a new website which will replace this one in the next few months, due to recurring issues with the current site. In order to reduce issues we will be switching the site over to a static version, and there may be some loss of functionality – if contacting us it is best to use e-mail addresses rather than contact forms you may find on this site.
