ILF Scotland

ALT A small wooden house with home written on it sits in the foreground. In green text it reads: Coming Home. The Independent Living Fund logo sits in green under the house in the right hand corner.

ALT The image shows two young boys in a lounge. One boy is in a wheelchair and is smiling whilst pointing to something off camera.

ALT A green background with a white speech bubble that reads: How can you get involved in our work in Mid to North East Scotland? The SHRC logo sits at the top. Various question marks and an arrow decorate the background.

ALT A green background. A black bubble with a white header reads Online Survey. If you live in the area, you can share your views through an online survey. It takes about 10 minutes to complete. Then there are emojis of a heart with a white cross, a house, an apple and a book. A second black bubble with a white header reads: Interviews. If you represent a local charity or community group, we want to interview you about the issues facing your community.

ALT A green background. Black text reads: We want to hear from local people about issues like: Healthcare, housing, education and food. To get involved or to find out more about the project visit our website: w w w dot scottish human rights dot com.

ALT A very busy careers fair in a school sports hall with lots of stands and people milling about.

ALT A young couple walk down the street with the clock tower in the background. He wears a check shirt, jeans and glasses. She wears all black with an orange coat and sunglasses. She is holding a black guide dog with a fluorescent yellow collar.

ALT A pink and orange graphic. Text reads Disability Action Plan 2026 to 2029. Consultation is in a white box.

ALT Two men use the new electrically assisted wheelchair accessible bike outside the Girdwood Community Hub building. One person is on the back, pedalling while the one at the front is sitting in his wheelchair on a platform. A sign beside them says European City of Sport.

ALT Two people - a man on the left in red and a girl on the right in mottled blue. They both smile at the camera. Text reads Have your say. Help shap the future of Who Cares? Scotland.

ALT An image of a man in a hospital bed. Another man kisses him on the forehead. The Stroke Association logo sits in the top left corner. At the bottom left text reads: Join us in supporting World Stroke Day on 29 October.

ALT A dark blue background. Three speech bubbles in pink, purple and green. They read Share Your Thoughts.

ALT A light blue background with text that reads: Transition Information Evening Clackmannanshire. Organised by Plus Forth Valley. Supporting young people (14 +) and their families to plan ahead and navigate the move to adult services. A darker blue rectangle has the information: Wednesday 4th November. Bowmar Community Centre, Scott Crescent, Alloa, FK10 1BT. 6:30 to 9 pm. A QR code sits in the bottom centre left followed by the text: Scan the QR code to find out more and reserve your spot.

ALT Graphic of a young woman with a white cane. Text reads: "Listen to disabled voices. Believe disabled voices. Value disabled lives." Fill out the Annual Disabled Students Survey. Raise your voice. The Disabled Students UK logo sits in the top right. A pink blob sits at the bottom with The Annual Disabled Student Survey written in a blue rectangle.

ALT Purple graphic with green top and bottom. Text reads: It’s Care Experienced Week 2026. Care Experience Week 2026 is written at the top in white. ILF Scotland logo is at the bottom in white.

ALT A purple background. ILF Scotland logo at the top. Text reads, in all caps, Caps Locks are Inaccessible. International Caps Lock Day 22 October.

ALT Background going from blue to pink with a pink banner along the bottom. Text reads: Disabled people's Access Panels and social justice; making a grassroots difference. International Human Rights Day. 10 December 2026. A group of cartoon people are on the right. The Disability Equality logo sits in the top right in white.

ALT A green background with an orange and white traffic cone. Text reads Our website is down. Tuesday 20 October 2026. The ILF Scotland logo sits in white at the top of the graphic.