Disability PARTNERSHIP
Welcome to our website, which is an online newspaper for people with disabilities and their families and friends. We also publish a regular newsletter and podcast (subscribe here). Below are the latest news, events and podcasts, plus links to a number of disability news sections.
Latest News
- Independent Age is an outstanding source of information and advice, not just for older people. …
- Building confidence in inclusive cycling through their Inclusive Activity Programme was the …
- As the nights grow longer, it’s important to take extra precautions to keep yourself and your …
- The Macular Society’s October 2026 e-newsletter is out. Below are the headlines – …
- Winterwise advice guide Winter brings shorter days, cold weather, and higher energy bills, …
- As part of their work aiming to empower young Disabled people, Disability Rights UK has …
- Did the recent heatwaves negatively affect your health? home? finances? medication? care? The …
- The EV Buddy is a retractable EV charging cable management concept developed by Tracy Lees, a …
- Five years after it was first launched in 2021, Get Yourself Active has re-launched a …
- Pension Credit Week of Action takes place from 12 to 16 October, and many people of State …
- The government has published an independent review into the prevalence of and support for …
- We’re planning our Open Meeting schedule for 2027 and here are the provisional dates for …
- We often feature products from Active Hands, the disability aids retailer. This time, …
- With the start of the new school term, it’s worth asking yourself: Is your disabled child …
- The Benefits and Work Newsletter can be an excellent source of advice and inside information …
Upcoming Events
- The Yorkshire WheelPower Sports Festival is an inclusive event for anyone over the age of 5 …
- Bradford City Disability FC are currently running Junior Training Sessions every Saturday …
- 6 NOVEMBER- Calderdale parent carers have your say! Mainstream Inclusion Calderdale is working …
- 12 NOVEMBER- Ravenscliffe High School and Sports College are holding their Winter Craft Fair …
- The latest in a new series of helpful and informative Direct Payment workshops takes place on …
- Experience Community are running an Inclusive Social Walk and Mobility Equipment Demo at …
- Come along to the accessible King’s Centre in Halifax for free hot drinks and snack as …
- Aphasia is primarily a language disorder that affects an individual’s ability to …
- 11 DECEMBER – 03 JANUARY: Aladdin | Halifax and West Yorkshire’s Magical Pantomime …
- Come along to the accessible King’s Centre in Halifax for free drinks and snacks, chance …
More About Disability Partnership
Our Aim: Our aim is to improve the quality of life of disabled people in Calderdale and surrounding areas by working in partnership with service providers as critical friends to raise awareness of issues of concern. In a fun, vibrant, yet consultative and professional manner, we aim to address issues in our community so that service providers can make improvements to maximise access to mainstream services for people with disabilities, who are our main beneficiaries. Our Aims in Detail
Meetings: We hold bi-monthly membership meetings to involve and engage disabled people by working in partnership with service providers mainly in local authority, health and transport services. People with disabilities are given a voice and an opportunity to influence policy and service delivery. As a consequence, the disabled community is listened to and taken seriously thereby feel valued because they able to make a difference.
Advice & Information: Our organisation focuses on engaging, involving and informing disabled people about the many changes and developments to services, for example welfare benefit reform; social housing changes; health and social care provision. By bringing disabled people together we can deliver peer support and also address issues of loneliness or isolation that disabled people may have.

















