Changing Places

Toilets For Severely Disabled People Made Compulsory In Every New Building In England

At least 250,000 people in the UK are unable to use standard accessible toilets.
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More Funding For Changing Places Toilets Will Make A Huge Difference To Disabled People And Those Who Care For Them

Around 250,000 people in the UK need Changing Places toilets – so we will be investing in over 100 new facilities
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While Disabled People Like My Daughter Are Being Denied Basic Dignity, We Need A Revo-loo-tion

No disabled child, teenager or adult should be denied basic dignity. We all need to pee.
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I'm Ashamed That Modern Day Britain Allows This To Happen

There are so many issues that affect the disabled community in the UK.
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Campaigners Call On Government To Make Toilets Accessible For All Disabled People

Some people currently have to sit in their own waste for hours due to insufficient facilities.
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We Need More Disabled Toilets So I Don't Have To Change My Daughter On A Toilet Floor

At the moment, there are 1070 Changing Places toilets in the whole of the UK. Wembley Stadium alone has 2,500 standard toilets
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Why Should Anyone Drive 20 Miles To Do A Food Shop When There Is A Supermarket Five Minutes Away?

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We All Need To Pee! It’s Nothing To Be Ashamed Of

Laying my beautiful boy down on a toilet floor is nothing short of soul-destroying
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John Lewis Slammed By Parents Forced To Lay Disabled Children On Bathroom Floors

The brand says it will consider installing Changing Places in new stores.
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