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Access ALL Areas: Bromley South

Access ALL Areas: Bromley South are campaigning to make Bromley South railway station accessible to everyone with a temporary or permanent mobility impairment by 2012.

Campaign managed by:
Elle

Categories: transport, disability, age issues

Digital broadcasters provide on-demand programme (VOD) on the internet set standards for subtitling, sign language interpretation and audio description programmes for Disabled and Deaf people

Pesky People demands legal standards set for subtitling, audio description and sign language provision of on demand programmes/content by Broadcasters

Campaign managed by:
Pesky People

Categories: mental health, disability, consumer issues

its time for change stand up for Autism Campaign with Kevin Healey

this autism campaign is aimed at the three political leaders

Campaign managed by:
autismsaas

Categories: social justice, social care, poverty, mental health, human rights, health, employment, training and education, disability, citizenship, children & young people

Make all websites and digital content fully accessible for Disabled and Deaf people

Campaign managed by:
Pesky People

Categories: disability, democracy, consumer issues, education, employment, training and education, health, human rights, mental health, poverty, social justice

SKIP (Students for Kids International Projects)

SKIP is a registered charity which campaigns for awareness of global health issues by partnering students from 13 UK branches to community projects in developing countries.

Campaign managed by:
drhutley

Categories: social justice, poverty, international aid & development, human rights, health, gender issues, employment, training and education, education, economic justice, disability, community-building, children & young people