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  • Disability Union's Annual Report

    Disability Union's Annual Report

    20 January 2023

    The Disability Union, founded in 2020 to further disability rights and increase inclusion , has released its annual report showing its achievements during 2022. The Union is now planning a pilot project to trai disabled people to run for political office, as part of its community and political work.

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  • Disability Union Launches Skills Academy

    Disability Union Launches Skills Academy

    07 February 2022

    The Disability Union, which describes itself as ‘the first union by and for disabled people and carers,’ has launched a pilot Skills Academy. It will enable Union members to access over 700 courses ranging from employability skills to new vocational accredited qualifications.

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