Every day, we support disabled people to live independently—where, with whom, and how they choose. We provide free, impartial and confidential information, advice, guidance, practical help and services to people across North Wales with physical and/or sensory impairments, as well as to their families and informal carers. Independence means having the information, support and choices needed to make informed decisions and participate fully in community life.
This includes support with:
- leisure, social and sporting interests
- employment and education
- health and welfare
- transport and access to facilities
- finance, benefits, advice and information
- equipment and practical support
Removing Barriers
We campaign to remove artificial and social barriers so disabled people are not defined by impairments or differences. Our aim is for disabled people to live independently and equally, with choice and control.
Local Expertise and Partnerships
Our experienced management team connects users with in-house expertise and key contacts through strategic partnerships. Together, these relationships help create a local “one-stop shop” for needs that are not currently being met. We also work with disabled people’s organisations, public bodies, businesses and government to advance disabled people’s rights, accessibility, benefits, quality of life and economic opportunities.
