Disability Croydon exists to offer information, advice and support to disabled people and their families, on issues which affect their daily lives.
Established in 1977 as the Croydon disablement Association, we changed our name to Croydon Association of People with Disabilities and became an organisation run by an executive committee of people with disabilities.
Since developing in the Disability Croydon of today we have worked on numerous projects and initiatives to better the lives and increase opportunity for people living with disabilities.
Services we provide…
Disability Equality Training Bespoke training for employers
Information and Advice on disability related matters
RADAR Keys for accessible toilets
Professional Advocacy service
How we aim to help:
? Eliminate barriers and empower people living with disabilities to fully participate in society
? To increase awareness of disability and other related issues
? Promote independence for those living with disabilities
? Advice organisations on how to best support those with disabilities.
? Assist and encourage disabled people to have a voice
We are currently working as part of the Advice Services Croydon (ASC) consortium, providing seamless access to information, advice, advocacy and hearing support services.
Access to high quality independent information and advice is an important factor in enabling people to make informed choices about issues that affect them.
Address:
Stafford House, 19 Stafford Road, Croydon, Surrey, CR0 4NG
Opening times:
Monday - Thursday 9am - 3pm