About the Disabled Children's Partnership

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The Disabled Children’s Partnership (DCP) is a major coalition of more than 130 organisations and charities, and is supported by a network of thousands of parent carers and allies. Together we campaign for better education , health and social care support for disabled children, young people and their families.

I will carry on fighting so the children of the future with learning disabilities, don’t have to wear the same shoes that we have.

Dee - Jack's mum

The DCP aims to...

Raise awareness: we want to open the eyes of the public and improve the understanding of the challenges faced by families on a day-to-day basis.

Improve people's understanding: we're removing barriers to people being able to relate to the lives of disabled children, creating greater understanding, affinity and empathy for them and their families.

Campaign for change: we do this because without awareness and understanding, we cannot achieve real change. With increased awareness and public support, we can help make a difference and provide disabled children, young people and their families access to the services they are entitled to, when they need them.

Join the DCP

You can join the DCP to make sure the voices of disabled children and their families are heard. You can help create a country where disabled children and young people, have the right support and access to the same opportunities as anyone else.

Find out more on the Disabled Children's Partnership website.

Campaign for change

If you have any questions about the DCP, you can email the team at [email protected].