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Through training and consultancy services, we want to increase disabled people's access to mainstream services and employment. On this website you will find all the help you need to turn your organisation into an inclusive place for people to work, rest and play.

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http://www.adept-uk.org/ - Details

Shaw Trust 3.0

Shaw Trust is a national charity that provides training and work opportunities for people who are disadvantaged in the workplace due to disability, ill health or other social circumstances.

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http://www.shaw-trust.org.uk/ - Details

Back-Up Trust
Over 40,000 people in the UK have a spinal cord injury (SCI), the majority of whom are wheelchair bound. Back-Up is a small, dynamic and professional charity that runs a range of services for people with SCI as well as their friends, family and volunteers to encourage independence, self-confidence and motivation following a life changing injury.

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http://www.backuptrust.org.uk/ - Details

Volunteering England
Volunteering England works to promote volunteering as a powerful force for change, both for those who volunteer and for the wider community. This web site offers a range of resources for anyone who works with or manages volunteers as well as to those who want to volunteer.

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http://www.volunteering.org.uk/ - Details

Community Service Volunteers (CSV)
CSV works to reconnect people to their community through volunteering and training and so to enrich people's lives.

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http://www.csv.org.uk/ - Details

REMPLOY
REMPLOY is the UK's leading supplier of employment opportunities for disabled people, providing jobs and training.

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http://www.remploy.co.uk/ - Details

Association of Disabled Professionals 5.0

Our services include the provision of employment advice, information and/or peer support for the very many disabled people who contact our helpline and their advisors or friends. We have a 24-hour answerphone service where disabled people can seek advice and support from another disabled person. We feel this is very important as we have learnt that disabled people have a particular, specific, and real need to receive information from other disabled people about issues relating to education, employment and training.

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http://www.adp.org.uk/ - Details