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Disability Action in Islington (DAII) was founded in 1996 DAII is a Disabled Peoples Organisation. We were created by and are defined by disabled people.
Islington, London
Joined November 2020
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Disability Action In Islington retweeted
CDA is holding a disability-focussed hustings ahead of the St Pancras and Holborn by-election on 8th October. This will give people a chance learn about the parties' positions on crunch issues. @johnpringdns @InclusionLondon
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CDA community reporter Anna Alston gives view of disabled people on Camden Town's pedestrianised zone. @AdamDKHarrison @InclusionBarnet @InclusionLondon @DisRightsUK @johnpringdns
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
New government research has exposed misleading calls by leading Conservative and Reform UK figures who have repeatedly claimed that assessments carried out remotely are more likely to lead to a successful claim for disability benefits.
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Our CEO Tracey Lazard told BBC News that we welcome the newly launched London Disability Action Plan, and "the focus now must shift to ensuring the plan is implemented fully". buff.ly/1LHcHBV
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A lack of knowledge about reasonable adjustments – among both employers and employees – is causing problems for a “significant minority” of disabled workers, a government study has concluded.
#ReasonableAdjustments #Discrimination
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Please take a moment to read and sign this important petition. No family should have to go through Ella family have: petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
. @alexhornbyrail
Cc @railandroad
Thankfully you weren’t seriously injured having to leap out of your chair on a moving train to pull alarm
Did @northernassist at Leeds tell them you were on?
Did guard walk through the carriage and appears to ignore wheelchair space alarm?
Failed Assistance -
@northernassist, having put me on the train at Leeds, failed to get me off at my destination Harrogate,
Then ignored the wheelchair space emergency alarm.
The train was departing and I had to stand up and pull the red emergency alarm to get off.
🏥 Leaving hospital should feel safe, clear and properly planned — but we know this isn’t always people’s experience. If you or a loved one has been admitted to hospital in the last 12 months
Healthwatch Islington wants to hear about your experience of leaving hospital.
Your anonymous feedback will help improve hospital discharge experiences.
Please take a few minutes to complete the survey 👇 smartsurvey.co.uk/s/hwIsling…
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
While Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is not, and shouldn't be, linked to work, our research shows that it plays a vital role in keeping many Disabled people in their jobs.
Read the report, available in summary, Easy Read and BSL:
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.@sainsburys I’ve now spoken to your Store Manager three times over four weeks about the inaccessibility of these checkouts and how, as a wheelchair user, I feel discriminated against. Today, the response was simply a shrug of the shoulders.
Inclusion and accessibility are not optional. Disabled customers have a right to access your services equitably and independently.
If Sainsbury’s continues to treat Disabled customers inequitably after barriers have repeatedly been brought to your attention, you must be prepared
to justify that failure to act. #DisabilityRights #Accessibility
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
Reform says **2.89 million people** could have disability payments removed or changed under its welfare plans.
If you vote Reform, do not assume this only affects “someone else”.
These are parents, partners, children, neighbours and workers.
PIP is not an unemployment benefit, and many people receiving it are in work.
When politicians say only the “severe and enduring” should keep cash support, the question is simple:
**Who decides whether your disability is severe enough?**
Voting for cuts does not guarantee the cuts will only ever land on somebody else.
#ReformUK #PIP #DisabilityBenefits #DisabledPeople #DWP
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
Walk around West Green Ward.
Every corner I turned there were Forest Bikes
🚲 West Green Rd
🚲 Downhills Park Rd
🚲 Hastings Rd
🚲 Higham Rd
🚲 Wilmont Rd
🚲 Pendennis Rd
🚲 Dunloe Ave
🚲 Lismore Rd
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
Higham Rd Residents… Do you know who dumped this rat-magnet on your street?
Please let me know in confidence so I can liaise with the Waste Enforcement Team.
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
Some residents on Broadwater Farm have been issued HIGH energy bills from the @haringeycouncil owned Heat Network…
Hear what’s happening so far and what I’m asking the council to do to protect + fully assist residents ⬇️
(Literally writing the plan for them + still … 😏)
Disability Action In Islington retweeted
Thank you @VeoliaUK for removing the graffiti I reported on Langham Rd