News and events
One of our main jobs at DASL is to keep our users and members in touch with news and information about developments which affect disabled people and carers in Lambeth.
We produce a regular newsletter for our members, to sign up to receive your copy, visit our becoming a member page
Here, you can find out about work which DASL is doing, new Government announcements, important policies and reports, what’s happening in Lambeth, interesting local meetings and events and much more.
Contact us if you would like us to publicise an event which you think will be of interest to disabled people.
For more information and contact options, please see the Contact DASL page
What's been happening?
News and past events…
We are looking for a sports enthusiast to lead our Into Sport programme
We are looking for a part-time Into Sport Coordinator to lead our Into Sport programme.Join our new and exciting “Supported Pathways to the Creative Industries” project
We are recruiting for three brand new posts here at dasl this summer. We are looking for a full-time Supported Employment Coordinator and two part-time Job Coaches to join our new project!Summer 2019 Newsletter Out Now
The latest edition of dasl's newsletter, The Mole is out now!Changes in dasl’s senior staff team
There are a number of changes in dasl's team which we'd like our members, service users and partner organisations to know about.Regular Radio Shows - join in!
Listen live at 3.30pm on Wednesdays to Smashing Records on http://www.resonancefm.com or listen to previous shows on http://www.Mixcloud.com (search for Smashing Records)Guests Wanted for DASL’s Weekly Radio Show ‘Smashing Records’
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DASL’s new Strategic Plan is launched
We have launched our new Strategic Plan for 2018 - 2021.dasl’s Advocacy Service stars again
We are delighted that dasl has been awarded the prestigious Advocacy Quality Performance Mark for a further three years following an independent audit in November.Government must set - and meet - next phase Universal Credit tests
The Work and Pensions Committee says the Government must delay the vote on the next phase of Universal Credit until both its own Social Security Advisory Committee (SSAC) and Parliament have had a chance to assess the Government's plans.The Committee concluded that despite changes announced in last month's budget, "major areas of concern" about the Government's plans remain.