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Our vision is to be a catalyst for positive change, envisioning a future where discrimination is eradicated, education empowers, and understanding bridges cultural divides, ultimately creating a society where every individual is treated with respect and dignity.
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We strive for a future where equality and diversity are not only embraced but celebrated. We envision a society where discrimination on the basis of disability is eradicated, education is a tool for empowerment, and activities promoting understanding create connections that bridge cultural divides.

About DEA

Our Mission and Vision

 

 

 

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Disability Equals Ability  (DEA) is a not-for-profit organisation, registered in the UK. Our mission is to actively promote equality and diversity for the public benefit, with a particular focus on England, Wales, Nigeria, and Zimbabwe.

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DEA is committed to creating inclusive societies where discrimination on the grounds of disability is eliminated and education and awareness in equality and diversity are advanced. Through our endeavours, we aim to foster understanding among people from diverse backgrounds, contributing to a world where every individual is treated with respect and dignity.​

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Meet the Team

We’re a strong community of people with disabilities and non-disabled people with a shared vision of equality and measuring our success not by monetary size but more qualitative measurements such as the scale and effectiveness of our efforts.
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Just imagine what we can achieve together!

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Our Approach

Three-Way Giving

Three-way charity in charity work involves three essential elements: the giver, the recipient, and the broader community or environment, ensuring impactful and sustainable outcomes.

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For the giver, empowerment through active involvement and education fosters empathy and informed decision-making, maximizing the effectiveness of contributions.

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For recipients, charity actions prioritize dignity and empowerment, involving them in decisions and providing aid that supports self-sufficiency and sustainable improvement.

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In the broader community or environment, charity efforts promote community involvement and sustainability, creating inclusive networks and implementing practices that benefit both current and future generations.

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