What we do at the DCIL
Derbyshire Coalition for Inclusive Living (DCIL) is an organisation of disabled people. It works to apply disabled people's own ideas and experience to developing services and public policies. Derbyshire Coalition for Inclusive Living (DCIL) exists because disabled people realised that disability is caused by the way society is organised, and not by the way their bodies, senses or minds work.
Derbyshire Coalition for Inclusive Living (DCIL) aims to provide independent, integrated living opportunities to disabled people through a range of services. This support is based on the seven needs identified by disabled people: Information, Counselling, Housing, Technical Aids, Personal Assistance, Transport and Access.
These services include an Information Service, Peer Counselling Services and Direct Payments Support Service. We also provide services to businesses.
Internally, our suite of offices has been modified to include main reception and information centre which contains a variety of resources which members of DCIL and the public may use, plus meeting and training rooms for hire. The premises are fully accessible under the Disability Discrimination Act.
DCIL Information Centre and Reception | |
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Training Room (27' x 15') | |
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The Training room has been extensively used over the past year.
It has flip chart, OHP and screen, and DVD player and can be set out in
whatever seating format is most suitable for your organisation. Training Room Hire:
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Small Meeting Room (10' x 8') | |
Small Meeting Room Hire:
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A contribution for refreshments is requested of 30p per person half day / 50p full day.
To find out more about our room hire please contact Anastasia or Debbie on 01773 740246 or email: information@dcil.org.uk.