Kingston Disability Network

Category: Surveys / Have your say

  • Survey – Shape Disability Rights UK’s Work

    The following is shared on behalf of Disability Rights UK.

    Disability Rights UK is launching a nationwide conversation to understand what truly matters to Disabled people today.    

    With 16.7 million Disabled people in the UK – representing 25%, or one in four of the population – your lived experience, insight and priorities are essential in shaping the future direction of our organisation.  

    We are in the process of developing our next five-year strategy. As a Disabled People’s Organisation, led by and for Disabled people, we want to make sure it reflects your insight, experience and ambition for the organisation. Our current goals were created in a very different political and social climate. We believe that the world, and the landscape for Disabled people, has changed significantly since then. 

    This is our chance to step back, listen to each other, and shape where we go next. 

    We don’t want this to be a tick-box exercise: we want a real conversation. Every voice matters. While not every suggestion will become a formal goal, they will inform and guide our direction and priorities over the coming years. 

    To share your thoughts, please respond to the survey:

    Standard link – Disability Rights UK strategy survey

    EasyRead link – Disability Rights UK Easy Read strategy survey

    BSL link – Disability Rights UK strategy survey BSL version

  • The Fairfield review wants to hear your experiences of the Met Police

    The following is shared on behalf of Inclusion London:

    The Fairfield Independent Review is looking into what the Met Police have done to regain public trust since the Casey Review found serious failings, including shocking ableism from the police. 

    The review wants to hear about your experiences of the Met Police, positive or negative.

    There are three ways to give your views:

    Please also see the article from Inclusion London for more information – https://www.inclusionlondon.org.uk/news/the-fairfield-review-wants-to-hear-your-experiences-of-the-met-police/

  • ADHD Survey

    The following is shared on behalf of the NHS SW London branch, and RBK Community Engagement.

    Are you on the waiting list for an ADHD assessment? Or perhaps you have had an assessment recently. We want to hear from you.

    Take ten minutes to anonymously give your views and help design future support for people like you: https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/t/I15754/

    This survey is open until April 12th, 2026.