Charities
DSUK believe that taking part in adaptive snowsport has the power to transform a person’s relationship with not just their disability, but with all aspects of their lives. We believe that all people have the right to access the unique physical, mental, and social benefits of snowsport, regardless of disability, injury, or experience. We operate ski schools at various locations throughout the UK as well as delivering opportunities to ski and snowboard in a mountain environment worldwide. We are supported by a fantastic team of highly-qualified adaptive instructors as well as a brilliant network of passionate and skilled volunteers. Together, we work to ensure that everybody has the opportunity to access snowsport.
The Disabled Living Foundation (DLF) provides impartial, expert advice on daily living equipment and assistive technology, helping older and disabled people to live independently for longer. Our comprehensive database lists over 11,000 daily living products, along with clear, practical information written by our team of healthcare professionals.
Disabled Motoring UK is the charity which supports disabled drivers, passengers and Blue Badge holders. We work with government and businesses across the UK in order to improve parking, refuelling, and access provision for disabled people, so that they can access the goods and services that they need.
Doctors of the World UK is part of the M�decins du Monde network, an international aid organisation that provides medical care and gives a voice to vulnerable people all over the world. Our network of volunteer healthcare professionals provide care in over 60 countries worldwide.
Dog A.I.D. (Assistance in Disability) was established in 1992 to assist people with physical disabilities, improving their quality of life by helping them train their own pet dogs to provide assistance with day-to-day tasks and in some circumstances providing life-saving interventions. By supporting us you are helping us to make a life-changing difference to the people with physical disabilities and their families, throughout the UK.