Policy paper

National Disability Strategy

This strategy sets out the actions the government will take to improve the everyday lives of all disabled people.

• From: Disability Unit, Equality Hub, Department for Work and Pensions, Justin Tomlinson and The Rt Hon Thérèse Coffey
• Published: 28 July 2021
• Last updated: 2 December 2022 — See all updates

This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government

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National Disability Strategy: Forewords, about this strategy, action across the UK, executive summary, acknowledgements

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National Disability Strategy, Part 1: practical steps now to improve disabled people's everyday lives

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National Disability Strategy, Part 2: disabled people's everyday experience at the heart of government policy making and service delivery

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National Disability Strategy, Part 3: a cross-government effort to transform disabled people's everyday lives

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National Disability Strategy: web-accessible PDF

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National Disability Strategy: British Sign Language (BSL) videos

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National Disability Strategy: Easy Read

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National Disability Strategy: large print

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National Disability Strategy: Welsh translation

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The National Disability Strategy sets out the government’s vision to improve the everyday lives of disabled people. We want to ensure that disability is not a barrier to people living full, independent lives where they can reach their full potential.

The strategy has been developed with the input of more than 14,000 disabled people, as well as disability organisations, businesses, policy experts and many others.

In this publication, departments and agencies in every corner of government set out how they will help bring about practical and lasting change to disabled people’s lives.

Part 1 sets out immediate commitments we will make to improve every part of a disabled person’s day.

Part 2 sets out changes to how we will work with and for disabled people into the future, putting disabled people at the heart of government policy-making and service delivery.

Part 3 summarises the actions each government department will take, with ministerial champions setting out their personal commitment to the strategy.

If you would like a Braille or audio version of the National Disability Strategy, or an accessible format that is not listed in the Documents section, email [email protected] or phone 0800 1 95 95 96.

Published 28 July 2021
Last updated 2 December 2022 + show all updates

1. 2 December 2022

   Update signposting to update on National Disability Strategy on the Parliament website - https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-statements/detail/2022-06-13/hcws93

2. 28 July 2021

   First published.