
Some examples of cases we have handled
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The Project is run by a highly skilled, experienced and dedicated team made up of unpaid and paid members of staff, who all have experience of being a disabled person or of caring for a disabled person.
In 2000 the project was awarded the Wales Training Award and in 2005 was the
winner of the National Training Award, which is the UK's most prestigious
award for training. The National Training Awards identify and celebrate organisations
and individuals that have achieved really outstanding business and personal
success through investment in training.
In March 2001 DAP achieved the Investors in People standard, one of only 3
voluntary organisations in the UK and the first in Wales. In January 2002
DAP was awarded the Community Legal Service Quality Mark. The Quality Mark
indicates to members of the public who need legal information, advice and
other help that they can rely on receiving a quality assured service. Both
awards have subsequently been maintained.
As we do not receive funding from local government, all donations from clients
and other individuals combined with charges for our access auditing and training
service are reinvested into the project and funds our free
welfare rights work.
Since April 1999, we have represented over 500 people at disability benefit
tribunals.
The Project is an independent charity that is a member of Scope DIAL UK and affiliated to SCOPE.
Charity No: 500000

