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Information for members of the public on the ODI and how to get involved in disability-related work

 

An employee who has Osteogenasis Impafecta. The ODI seeks to involve disabled people and disabled people's organisations in its work to ensure their needs are considered. We also encourage others to involve disabled people in policy development and service design.

We welcome your views and opinions on our work. Please contact us and tell us what you think.

Equality 2025 - UK Advisory Network on Disability Equality

If you are a disabled person, you can voice your views and opinions on issues that affect you to Equality 2025.

Equality 2025 is a group of disabled people who act as a link between disabled people and government. Equality 2025's main aim is to carry out the promise to disabled people that they will have a direct voice into government - to help design policies and services that disabled people need.

The ODI's work with and across government

The ODI's works with other government departments in ensuring we deliver government's vision of equality for disabled people by 2025. Read more about what we do.

There are ways for you to get involved such as consultations.

Directgov

Directgov is the website to visit for the latest information and services from government. There is a large section for disabled people covering areas such as benefits, disability rights, independent living, employment help and much more. Visit: www.direct.gov.uk/disability.

Keep visiting our website to find out the latest disability news and sign up to the ODI newsletter.

Page last reviewed: 08 April 2009