Inclusion Scotland News & Events

Help Shape Our Future Work

Posted on Friday, February 28th, 2025

**Please note this survey has now closed**   At Inclusion Scotland, we are committed to making sure your voices are at the heart of everything we do. That’s why we’re inviting you to take part in our latest research—a project…

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“We Feel Discarded” – April O’Neil on Disabled People’s Renewed Fight for Care Reform After the National Care Service is Scrapped

Posted on Wednesday, February 26th, 2025

“We feel like we have been discarded.” That’s what disabled people say when you ask them how they feel about the decision to scrap the National Care Service (NCS) Bill. Disabled people in Scotland have long faced systemic challenges when…

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Inclusion Scotland Impact Report 2024

Posted on Monday, February 24th, 2025

We are very proud to share Inclusion Scotland’s 2024 Impact Report, highlighting the progress we’ve made in advancing disabled people’s rights and participation across Scotland. This report reflects the collective efforts of our members, staff, and supporters in pushing for…

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Campaign Toolkit

Posted on Monday, February 17th, 2025

Fed up, excluded, but know what needs to change? The Inclusion Scotland Campaigning and Influencing Toolkit offers advice, tips and tools for disabled people and organisations wishing to start a campaign. It includes information about influencing Scottish Parliament and MSPs,…

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Help Us Shape Inclusive Health and Social Care for LGBTQIA+ Disabled People in Scotland

Posted on Monday, February 3rd, 2025

**Please note these surveys have now closed.**   At Inclusion Scotland, we recognise that the intersection of LGBTQIA+ identities and disabilities can create unique challenges in accessing health and social care services. To address these challenges, we are conducting two…

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Our Impact: Reflecting, Celebrating and Looking Ahead

Posted on Wednesday, January 15th, 2025

Inclusion Scotland is delighted to invite our Members, Partners, and Stakeholders to join us as we reflect on our achievements, celebrate our successes, and look forward to the future of our work together. We’re excited to be hosting this celebration…

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Blog – Welfare Experiences – A Stark Picture of a Broken System

Posted on Tuesday, December 10th, 2024

In this blog, Dr Rianna Price, Policy and Research Officer, writes about her findings from focus groups, revealing that Universal Credit fails disabled people in Scotland. She highlights the lived experiences of group members and calls for urgent, inclusive reform….

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Our Response To The Scottish Budget

Posted on Friday, December 6th, 2024

The Scottish Budget announcement is a step in the right direction, but this news has left much to be desired for disabled people and their families, as key demands from the #DisabledPeopleDemandJustice campaign remain unmet. At Inclusion Scotland, we have…

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An Open Letter from Disabled People’s Organisations

Posted on Wednesday, November 20th, 2024

Disabled people and Disabled People’s Organisations are ‘truly shocked’ about the delays to the National Care Service Bill. You can read the Open Letter Inclusion Scotland and other DPOs have sent to COSLA, the political party leaders, STUC, SASW and…

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A National Care Service that works – how much longer?

Posted on Friday, November 15th, 2024

How much longer do disabled people have to wait for a National Care Service and for our rights in practice? Inclusion Scotland and the People Led Policy Panel on Adult Social Care Support have long campaigned for a National Care…

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