With dozens of places and spaces joining in, there are lots of choices for Scottish people wanting to celebrate Disabled Access Day! Click on any of these venues listed below to find out more about the events they have on offer.
On 16 March, Historic Scotland will be celebrating Disabled Access Day at five of our most iconic attractions. This includes our two most famous sites, Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle. We’ll be celebrating and supporting Changing Places facilities, and providing engaging activities to support a range of access needs.
For Disabled Access Day 2019, we're raising awareness of the need for Changing Places toilets. Susan and her son need Changing Places facilities so that her son can use the toilet in safety and dignity.
PAMIS are the founders of the Changing Places Campaign. We're proud to be working with them to make Disabled Access Day more inclusive than ever before.
Eastbourne is set to have its biggest ever Disabled Access Day this year with over a dozen organisations taking part.
We want Disabled Access Day 2019 to be as accessible as possible which is why we’re calling on all venues to have, or be close to, a Changing Places Toilet.
It's a common belief that making your business more accessible will cost the world, that's not true! Take a look at some of our top tips on how to make your business more accessible and welcoming to everyone...
Who doesn’t love a weekend away? We certainly do! Too often, hotels and cottages have incredible facilities for disabled guests that are not publicised when they should be celebrated! With Disabled Access Day 2019 heading our way in March, we want to ensure that this positivity strikes hard and hotels have all the hints and tips they need to prepare for #AccessDay.
Find out how museums can take part in Disabled Access Day.
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