Disability Together provides a range of services to support you or someone you know. From keeping active and meeting people to counselling, advocacy or urgent help after a crime.
We have practical services and friendly experts who understand Disabled and d/Deaf people’s lives across Devon.
Support for you
Free, independent support to make your voice heard and uphold your rights in health, care and social services. Part of the Devon Advocacy Consortium.
Six free sessions of accessible, person-centred counselling for Disabled and d/Deaf adults, online or in level-access rooms in Exeter. BSL counselling available.
Hire an all-terrain Tramper and explore coast paths, forests and gardens across the South West with one low-cost membership.
Deaf-led wellbeing in BSL – relaxed walks, peer groups and practical information.
Confidential information and advice to find the right support. Quick helpline help or one-to-one guidance, Monday to Thursday, 9am – 5pm
A friendly face to join you at a club, class or group for up to two visits – helping you settle in and build confidence.
Friendly demos and advice on magnifiers, amplified phones, screen readers and hearing-loop systems – in Barnstaple or by phone/video.
Free, confidential phone or video calls – up to six hours – for listening, practical tips and signposting to local groups.
Free, hands-on travel training across Devon with workshops and supported trips by bus and train, co-designed with Disabled people.
Free, confidential support for Disabled and d/Deaf victims of crime in Devon – emotional support, information and BSL-accessible options.
NHS-funded help while you wait for treatment, personalised advice, local groups and practical steps to stay healthy and prepared.
We’re open Monday to Friday or you can contact us anytime with our form.
Book audits, training and advice that make your workplace accessible.
Use our secure online form to connect your client with the right service.
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