What We Are Working On

The Office for Disability Issues has released research on independent living, consulted with disabled people, ensured the government signed the UN convention on disability rights, set up Equality 2025 and various other projects

From this page you can find projects that the ODI is currently working on:

Latest News - The ODI reports on key areas of government work. Find past items in our news archive.
Independent Living Review - Independent living works towards all disabled people having the same choice, control and freedom as any other citizen.
Improving Information for Disabled People - Accessible information is an key aspect of achieving equality for disabled people. The Office for Disability Issues (ODI) has looked at how disabled people’s access to information on public services can be improved.
Right to Control - The Right to Control in the Welfare Reform Bill signals an intention to make progress in giving individuals control over their lives.
United Nations Convention on Disability Rights - The UK was among the first countries to sign the United Nations Convention on Disability Rights in March 2007.
Disability Equality Duty - The ODI produces a range of guidance, news and information for Civil Servants and disability organisations concerning the Disability Equality Duty.
Getting a Life - Getting a Life is a key priority for ODI, and aims to identify what needs to happen to ensure that young people with learning disabilities leave education and go on to achieve paid employment and full lives. Find out more about Getting a life.
Project Search - A programme helping people with learning disabilities secure employment. Find out how your organisation can get involved.