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New ACDAF Information Cards Ready for Distribution
We’re pleased to announce that the new Accessible Calderdale Disability Access Forum (ACDAF) information cards have now been printed and are ready to be distributed across Calderdale.
The colourful new cards have been designed to help raise awareness of ACDAF, introduce people to the work of the forum and encourage more people to get involved in making Calderdale a more accessible and inclusive place for everyone.
Helping More People Discover ACDAF
ACDAF brings people together to share experiences, raise awareness of accessibility issues and help influence positive change across Calderdale.
The new cards highlight how people can make a difference in their local community, connect with like-minded people and have a voice in decisions that affect them. They also encourage people to get involved in building more inclusive communities, raising awareness of access for all and taking part in events and activities.
They explain how ACDAF welcomes new members with lived experience of disability, holds regular meetings both online and face to face, and provides opportunities to participate in working groups, consultations and local planning.
Introducing the New ACDAF Cards
The cards are now printed and ready for distribution, providing a useful way to introduce the forum to new audiences and help more people discover the opportunities available through ACDAF.
They can be shared at events, meetings and community activities, helping to spread the word about the forum and its work.
Working Together for a More Accessible Calderdale
ACDAF aims to improve access and inclusion for everyone who lives, works, studies or visits Calderdale.
Members have opportunities to contribute their experiences and ideas, take part in consultations, influence local decisions and help shape a more inclusive community.
The forum also offers disabled-friendly volunteering opportunities, with a range of roles and training available.
Get Involved with ACDAF
Whether you’re interested in sharing your experiences, meeting new people, volunteering or helping to improve accessibility across Calderdale, ACDAF would love to hear from you.
New members are always welcome.