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A woman holding a cane is standing on the bottom step of a staircase on a train platform. She looks defiant as she faces the camera. She wears a grey cardigan over a patterned blue top.

Mission

Learn more about our work achieving transport justice for disabled people.

Impact

We are a small but mighty Disabled People’s Organisation and we are proud of the impact we have.

Protestor Chris Hughes had attached himself to a public bus during a DAN protest. Here we see police trying to release him. The exact date is unknown, but likely to be in 1994/5.

History

Learn about the history of our movement, and the ground-breaking campaigners who got us where we are today.

Two white women with long brown hair talking to at each other and smiling on a train. One of them is sitting on a fold-down seat and the other is using a wheelchair.

Meet the team

Meet Transport for All's incredible team of staff members, associates and Board of Trustees.

Three disabled people sit side-by-side outside. In front of them is a golden guide dog.

Work with us

We are proud to be a disabled-led organisation that prioritises learning and development for our team. Read on to find out more about how we work, and check out any current vacancies.

A multi-heritage visually impaired woman carrying a white cane with a ball on the tip, standing in front of a bright angular wall mural

A multi-heritage visually impaired woman carrying a white cane with a ball on the tip, standing in front of a bright angular wall mural

Support our work

Find out how you can support our work – we’re not government funded, and we rely on donations to keep pushing for change.