Disabled People Against Cuts

Crippen is pleased for any cartoons published on this website to be used freely for non-commercial purposes in accordance with a Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 2.0 UK: England & Wales Licence, in return for a donation to his work with Disabled People Against Cuts organisation - DPAC.

To make a donation, please send your cheque, made out to Dave Lupton, to 17 Cawsam Gardens, Caversham, Reading, RG4 5JE and marked on the back DPAC donation.

DAPC LogoDPAC is an organisation run and controlled by Disabled people and was formed following the National Day of Protest on October in Birmingham. The 3rd October 2010 saw the first mass protest against the austerity cuts and their impact on disabled people. It was led by disabled people under the name of The Disabled Peoples’ Protest.

DPAC believes that disabled people should not be the scapegoats for the financial mistakes of governments, should not be constantly told that there is no money to support them by millionaire politicians. We will not tolerate further erosion of our living conditions or our human rights, nor will we sit quietly while they try to take our rights away. We welcome all to join us in fighting for justice and human rights for all disabled people.

DPAC is for everyone who believes that disabled people should have full human rights and equality. It is for everyone that refuses to accept that any country can destroy the lives of people just because they are or become disabled or sick. It is for everyone against government austerity measures which target the poor while leaving the wealthy unscathed. It is for everyone who refuses to stay silent about the injustices delivered by wealthy politicians on ordinary people and their lives.

Join us at Facebook - Disabled People Against Cuts or visit our web site at www.disabledpeopleprotest.wordpress.com/

Thank you