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In 2022/23 the Department for Work and Pensions estimated that there were 16.1 million disabled people in the UK. That’s 24% of the population and a huge number. Scope reports that 32% of households in England include a person with a disability.
If you work with disabled people and their families, you will know that it can be hard to find activities and programmes that tackle social exclusion, loneliness and poor health. We would like to help make it easier.
We are interested in supporting voluntary organisations that specifically offer health and wellbeing programmes to disabled people. Equally, we would like to hear from projects that want to build inclusivity into their existing programmes by making adjustments to their approach. We will consider supporting organisation who are:
We would love to hear from projects that currently support disabled people and those who would like to improve what they can offer.
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£15,000 was donated in April 2025 to The Brain Charity, a charity that supports people with all forms of neurological conditions and their families, to lead healthier, happier lives.
Expanding provision across Hampshire in Adult, Children, Mum and Baby and Education Programmes to promote health and wellbeing.
Thank you to Phab for offering so many experience with the funding given, including 8 residential adventures, with 4 taking place at Avon Tyrrell Outdoor Centre and 4 at Bendrigg Lodge Outdoor Centre.
The impact of the £15,000 donated in April 2025 towards the funding of an instructor for a disability assistance programme.
Thanks to players of The Health Lottery, £21,513 has been awarded to Down Syndrome Training & Support Service in Bradford. This a charity supporting young people and their families.
Phab works to break down barriers to inclusion for disabled and non-disabled young people and adults. It was a pleasure to see the charity in action at residential activity centre Avon Tyrell.
