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Draft Disability Action Plan 2026-2029 and Accessible and Inclusive Belfast - be part of the conversations
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What is the purpose of this consultation?
We are required to formally consult on our draft Disability Action Plan 2026-2029.
We also have the full version and the Easy Read version of the draft Disability Action Plan in the Documents section.
The draft Disability Action Plan 2026-2029 is a legal document and includes actions the Council will deliver to change positive attitudes towards disabled people and increase participation. We want to gather your views on our outcomes and actions.
We also want to start a conversation about what an accessible and inclusive Belfast would look like. Conversations are where change starts to happen and we need to understand who should be involved. We also know that Disabled people face barriers in their everyday lives. We can’t fix every issue; we need to listen and learn.
You can provide your views by completing the below survey and/or take part in one of our engagement events. We have engagement events planned across the city to allow people to have their say.
How can I take part in an engagement event?
You are required to register your place to attend one of the below engagement eventsat least ten days in advance. A registration form can be requested by contacting us at equality@belfastcity.gov.uk
6 November 2026 11am-1pm at Crescent Arts Centre, 2-4 University Street, Belfast, BT7 1NH. Access Guide for the venue: AccessAble - Your Accessibility Guide
18 November 2026 2pm-4pm at Woodvale Community Centre, 7A Disraeli Street, Belfast, BT13 3HE. Access Guide for the venue: AccessAble - Your Accessibility Guide
24 November 2026, 10am-12pm at Glen Road Community Centre, 2 Carrigart Avenue, Hannahstown, Belfast, County Antrim, BT11 9HU AccessAble - Your Accessibility Guide
We also have the full version and the Easy Read version of the draft Disability Action Plan in the Documents section.
The draft Disability Action Plan 2026-2029 is a legal document and includes actions the Council will deliver to change positive attitudes towards disabled people and increase participation. We want to gather your views on our outcomes and actions.
We also want to start a conversation about what an accessible and inclusive Belfast would look like. Conversations are where change starts to happen and we need to understand who should be involved. We also know that Disabled people face barriers in their everyday lives. We can’t fix every issue; we need to listen and learn.
You can provide your views by completing the below survey and/or take part in one of our engagement events. We have engagement events planned across the city to allow people to have their say.
How can I take part in an engagement event?
You are required to register your place to attend one of the below engagement eventsat least ten days in advance. A registration form can be requested by contacting us at equality@belfastcity.gov.uk
6 November 2026 11am-1pm at Crescent Arts Centre, 2-4 University Street, Belfast, BT7 1NH. Access Guide for the venue: AccessAble - Your Accessibility Guide
18 November 2026 2pm-4pm at Woodvale Community Centre, 7A Disraeli Street, Belfast, BT13 3HE. Access Guide for the venue: AccessAble - Your Accessibility Guide
24 November 2026, 10am-12pm at Glen Road Community Centre, 2 Carrigart Avenue, Hannahstown, Belfast, County Antrim, BT11 9HU AccessAble - Your Accessibility Guide
You do not have to sign in or register on our Your Say Belfast platform to take part.However, if you are a registered user, you must sign out of Your Say Belfast account so that your response is anonymous. Please be aware, that if you are signed into Your Say Belfast, your email and site registration details can be linked to this survey.
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