ALT A Disability Federation of Ireland graphic. The DFI logo sits on a white bar at the top, above a dark green background. The heading reads "Budget 2027: what disabled people need today." Four asks follow, each with a bold headline and a short description: "A recurring Cost of Disability payment — €55 a week as an interim step, not a one-off"; "Higher social protection rates — and a higher income disregard, so work pays"; "Sustainable funding for the sector — full-cost funding and support for auto-enrolment"; "Action on health, transport and housing — the everyday costs disabled people carry." The bottom line reads: "The least disabled people can expect."

ALT A Disability Federation of Ireland graphic. The DFI logo sits on a white bar at the top, above a dark green background. Large text reads "A one-off payment is a bonus. It is not an income." Below: "The cost of disability isn't a once-a-year expense. It's relentless, and it lands every single week of the year." A blue panel reads: "A real Cost of Disability payment has to work the way the costs do: recurring." The bottom line reads: "A one-off recognises the problem. Only a recurring payment begins to meet it."

ALT A Disability Federation of Ireland graphic. The DFI logo sits on a white bar at the top, above a dark green background. Large text reads "You can't build something lasting on a one-year horizon." Below: "Most disability organisations only know their budget twelve months at a time — making it hard to plan, invest, or retain staff." A blue panel reads: "Budget 2027, we are calling for multi-annual funding across the sector." The bottom line reads: "Stability to plan for the future."