for Scotland's Disabled Children (fSDC) aims to turn the good intentions of government policy and legislation into better lives for families with disabled children in four key areas: short breaks, transition, childcare & education.

"By harnessing the views of parents, disabled children and young people we can deliver longlasting change for future generations."

The Elifar Foundation is a charity run almost entirely by volunteers. It aims to help improve the quality of life mainly of profoundly disabled children and young adults, whether living at home or in residential care, but they will also consider applications from children and adults of all ages with any form of physical or learning disability.

They fund the purchase of a wide range of specialised equipment, therapies and respite, which would otherwise be unavailable because of a lack of funds or because there is no statutory provision.

Giant is a professional children's arts development organisation based in Glasgow, Scotland. The company was founded in 1989 to deliver the Children and Young People's events as part of Glasgow 1990 City of Culture. They have charitable status and are a company limited by guarantee.

Inclusion Scotland (IS) is an innovative consortium of disabled people's organisations and individual disabled people. Through a process of structured development, they aim to draw attention to the physical, social, economic, cultural and attitudinal barriers that affect the lives of disabled people in Scotland.

Jean Alcock Research & Consultancy Services (JARCS) offer expertise on disability issues in learning, employment and leisure.

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