Spaces for people with invisible disabilities

96% of disabilities are invisible, meaning you wouldn’t usually know about them unless you were told.  Similarly, an invisible disability is one that cannot be seen, may not require a wheelchair, crutches or even a blue badge. 

We organise get-togethers in 'third spaces', such as local cafes, gyms, public libraries, and more, that take into account the needs of our local population with invisible disabilities. These can help boost well-being and reduce social isolation in the community.