Still Locked Out

The government must act now to ensure that disabled people aren’t left behind both during and after the coronavirus pandemic.

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We still need to have an important conversation about the future of social care. You can email your MP and ask them what they're doing to demand urgent funding and reform.

Demand urgent funding and reform of social care

"Social care is underfunded, and budgets have been slashed. There is a greater burden than ever before for people to fund their own care. I shouldn't have to pay for the basic needs that everyone else has."

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We have around 130 services across the UK. Providing the best possible care to the people who live in our services is always our priority.

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We know this is a worrying time for everyone. The safety and wellbeing of people we support, our staff and volunteers, is our priority.

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Our work is helping disabled people to live, learn and earn as independently as they choose across the globe.

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Disabled people are the missing figures in the Budget

The build up to Budget day comes with much speculation about what tax changes may be announced and lots of headline figures and claims. At Leonard Cheshire, we are focusing on a different set of figures today - on what this budget means for social care and the people affected by it. 

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