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Make Accessibility Mandatory
Our latest report on disability access for public transport and public spaces is available 'Getting Nowhere'
Public transport and public spaces are still so difficult and dangerous to access for people with disabilities. But why?
Did you know Ireland has no legal regulations around public transport access for people with physical disabilities? Watch our videos to find out more.
What we know:
Download the full policy report
Meet Alan, Elaine and Milo to learn about how the latest strategies and plans for our public transport infrastructure is leaving people with disabilities behind. Join our campaign to Make Accessibility Mandatory!
Join our accessibility campaign around public transport and public spaces.
We want National Transport Accessibility Regulations in Ireland. Let’s Make Accessibility Mandatory.
In the same way infrastructure projects in Ireland are designed to meet environmental regulations, health & safety regulations etc. we need accessibility regulations for public transport and public spaces.
Read our campaign publications below and learn more about the campaign
Report the public transport accessibility issues you experience
Submit your accessibility feedback on public transport plans near you
Use the links below to download relevant documents (PDF format)
Donations of €250 or over in a year are eligible for tax relief at 45% so your €250 is worth €362 to Irish Wheelchair Association and the people we support with physical disabilities with no extra cost to you
Donations of €21 a month or more in one year are eligible for tax relief at 45% so your annual total of €252 is worth €365 to Irish Wheelchair Association and the people they support with physical disabilities with no extra cost to you.
IWA would like to keep you updated on our work supporting people with disabilities and how you can help.
Learn about our campaigns, fundraising and ways to ensure that people with disabilities have a voice.
We’ll also keep you updated by post. You can change how we communicate with you at any time by emailing info@iwa.ie.
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