Inclusion Barnet

15/10/2026

Meet the Inclusion Barnet team! We are a Peer-Led, Deaf and Disabled People's Organisation providing services ranging from Peer Support to Libraries and our staff reflect the lived experience of the people we serve.

Inclusion Barnet relies on the hard work of our passionate, talented staff, trustees and volunteers.

15/10/2026

Our fantastic Healthy Heart project is going strong! If you are part of an African, Caribbean or South Asian community you have a higher risk of suffering from high blood pressure, hypertension or cardiovascular disease. Come to one of the community sessions to get the help, peer support and advice you need. https://buff.ly/XvrZnFo

14/10/2026

Let's improve accessibility and inclusion for all in Barnet and elsewhere. Check out the local and national consultations on our website where your voice can make a difference https://buff.ly/kJRlkPA

14/10/2026

So important the tools are available from the Government and employers for Disabled people in the workplace to thrive.

Campaigners have welcomed plans for more inclusive workplaces but say barriers facing disabled people trying to find accessible jobs also need to be addressed.

14/10/2026

Learn life-saving CPR in just 20 minutes this Friday at Middlesex University!

Learn life-saving CPR in just 20 minutes for free at Middlesex University on 16 October 2026. Book your slot now or simply drop by!

10/10/2026

This World Mental Health Day, let's emphasise how important it is for people with lived experience of mental health conditions to influence decisions, co-design services, strengthen peer-led approaches, challenge stigma and strengthen accountability.

Find out about this year's World Mental Health Day campaign (10 October) and how you can get involved.

08/10/2026

Give your views on the upcoming Barnet Council budget in which they will be looking to make savings. Let's make sure Disabled people's needs are met by Council services. Complete the survey:

https://buff.ly/4Xidfyr

08/10/2026

Nearly everyone on the planet will experience an eye health issue in their lifetime. This World Sight Day, let's share how important it is for everyone to get the eye care they need.

On World Sight Day, we cast a spotlight on the importance of eye care and encourage everyone to . Join us on Thursday, 8 October 2026, and be part of focusing the worlds’ attention on eye care that is accessible, available and affordable to all.

07/10/2026

Disabled people should have a decent standard of living, whether in work or not. Join Campaign for Disability Justice.

We all want the security of knowing we can provide for ourselves and our loved ones, but Disabled people in and out of work are struggling to cover everyday costs.

It’s time to make a world where everyone can thrive and feel secure: https://buff.ly/iD53ZPg

Alt text: A house with the words 'Security, Disabled people should have a decent standard of living, whether we’re in work or not. Find out more on our website'

07/10/2026

Social care should support all Disabled people who need it, irrespective of age.

Andy Burnham’s announcement of free personal care as part of a new National Care Service will only apply to those over 65, and not to working-age disabled people, No 10 has confirmed, sparking shoc…