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Disability Arts Access Scheme for the UK

Disability Arts Access Scheme for the UK

The four UK Arts Councils have commissioned a feasibility study to determine whether a UK wide arts access card scheme is wanted, is needed and is financially possible.
You can download slides providing background information to the proposed scheme here .

The feasibility study is seeking additional feedback from disabled and D/deaf people and disability organisations throughout the UK, on key questions which will determine the scope and some operational aspects of the scheme.

The feasibility study team recognises that due to the COVID-19 virus many disabled and D/deaf people will be dealing with significant issues at this time but would welcome your views.

The survey can be completed here

Any questions or queries please email: richie.trnr@gmail.com

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