Resources

Read the report in full, with a foreword by Angela Constance MSP, the then Cabinet Secretary for Communities, Social Security and Equalities.

This Manifesto maps out what needs to happen so disabled people can make our full and equal contribution to a thriving Scotland.
For a fairer Scotland, disabled people need Equal Participation.

This Manifesto for Independent Living formed the basis of GDA members’ campaign to Glasgow during the last local elections, leading to Glasgow’s current Independent Living Strategy.

The purpose of ‘My Choices’ was to start with the vision for Self Directed Support and see what could happen when disabled people were supported to have choice and control over their lives and to find out about the sorts of support that they might need.

Wider lessons may inspire service planners and policy makers in relation to Self Directed Support and models of support which disabled people value and benefit from.

Glasgow Disability Alliance (GDA) held Wisdom, Wit and a Whirl, a briefing and consultation event on the Reshaping Care for Older People (RCOP) agenda on Friday 14th June 2013. 202 older disabled people and older people with long term health conditions attended. The event was an opportunity for the proposals to be tested with older people directly and this report summarises the views of older disabled people.