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1. Compass Disability Services
A user led org working through representation, consultation and service delivery to improve access and inclusion to any service or facility.
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11 Mar 2008
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2. Wokingham Area Access Group (W.A.A.G)
we run our own access awards/guide for shops and offices.We also help local people with problems with Built Access and transport, Highways,we are completely independent.
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3. all4access
An online database detailing access for disabled people into music venues, concert halls and theatres. It also asks fellow disabled people to review venues. This site is run by a wheelchair user - a gig goer herself for over 20 years.
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4. Axess Films (The Axess Information Association)
Axess is the UK's only professional film company and registered charity, led by Patron Lord Morris of Manchester. The charity creates films and virtual tours of Britain's heritage and tourist sites which are presented on site, and at nursing homes, residential homes etc to provide therapeutic and educational benefit for all those for whom mobility is difficult. Axess works as a charity and also creates documentaries for charitable organisations. Contact us on 0800 028 37 66
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5. Barking & Dagenham Access Group ( BADACCESS )
We are a group made of local people that are concerned about the area we live in and how it effects other disabled people. Most of our members are disabled and give some of their spare time volunteering to help other disabled people. Our aim is to assist disabled persons to have equality of access. We work with various organisations, including the local Council planning department directly and via our subgroup the Access and Planning Review Forum (APRF). The subgroup is a public meeting held at least once month. Along side the LBBD Access Officer and assistant Access Officer, we examine plans to help ensure they meet the law and disabled persons needs.
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6. Chelmsford Area Access Group
Chelmsford Area Access Group actively promotes access to all buildings and services. We represent the interests of people in and around the Chelmsford area who are disabled or who find access difficult. The Group is a Registered Charity, Number: 1040911 Although our primary focus is to support disabled people, we believe that improving access to buildings and services is in the interests of all people. For example, a fit young man with a broken leg would have difficulty with a long flight of steps - and so would a mother with a pushchair! If you have experienced a problem getting into, or using, a shop or public building please complete the Report Form on the site and we will look into it for you. Contact: caag@lycos.co.uk
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7. Angus Access Panel
Angus Access Panel - Improved access to public buildings for disabled people. Also provision of information for disabled people.
Access Information Centre, 4 Victoria Street, FORFAR, Angus. DD8 3HU.
Email: anguspanel@tiscali.co.uk
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8. Ashford Access Group
Ashford Access Group was first discussed in 1995/6 and really started working in early 1997. The group, or forum, was formed to represent disabled people in trying to obtain better access - on our highways and footpaths as well as entering buildings and moving around within them.
We are in consultation with Ashford Borough Council and have already proved that by working with them we can improve existing access and also ensure that new developments are 'disabled friendly'. The Group is the only one recognised and approved by the Council to advise it on matters of disabled access.
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9. Boston Disability Forum
The Boston Disability Forum works closely with the Lincolnshire Association of Physical Disabilities (LAPD) and Lincolnshire Access Forum (LAF). We do not have core funding for our activities but are generously supported by South Lincolnshire CVS, who provide office resources. We are run entirely by volunteers: Joe Nash is our part-time office co-ordinator; Paul Kenny is the Chair of the forum meetings and Tom Redden is the Vice Chair.
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10. BATH Disability Consultancy Services
The DCS is able to offer practical advice to people with disabilities to assist them gaining access to public services, education and employment. The DCS offers Disability Awareness Training (DAT) workshops to Service Providers and Employers. Additionally, DAT workshops can be offered on a bespoke basis to specialist groups.
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