ALT Woman with short brown hair wearing a grey hooded top with a brown coat over the top sits in her wheelchair with a cardboard placard which says in text UK will fund my death before it funds my wheelchair parliament vigil

ALT Lady in a black coat wearing a sliver and gold necklace that says better off dead wearing a white hat that vote no Liz Carr at Parliament square london

ALT A TV screenshot of a man with medium short gray tinted hair wearing dark glasses in a dark suit with a white shirt with a poppy on his lapel. On the right as a woman with a long blonde hair wearing a blue top.

ALT mage is on a blue background with purple & blue text The DWP Survey on how recipients are spending their pip money is being sent out So how should you respond? Option A: The DWP have no legal right to this information and you have no legal obligation to provide them with this information. Their aim is to further stigmatise disability benefits and invalidate disabled people’s experiences Option B: Respond with Opposition Respond with a letter of opposition highlighting the injustices of the proposed changes and their injustices Remember; give no information on how you spend your personal independence payments

ALT Lady with dark hair wearing a black hat with a red flower wearing a purple scarf holds a banner with multicoloured text which says #AssistUsToLive Don’t Coerce us to Die Humans Not Burdens No To Eugenics. Mary Ellen from DPAC at parliament vigil

ALT Disabled people in a line hold individual yellow placards that spell out in red letters #AssistUsToLive at old palace yard london

ALT Image shows pink, green, yellow background. UK is in Blue. There are lines with dots in black pointing to areas that have actions Aberdeen Brighton Chesterfield Derbyshire Cardiff Derry Northern Ireland Darlington Edinburgh Exeter Glasgow Leeds Lancaster London Margate Manchester Newcastle Norwich Swansea

ALT Disabled people join hands to protect disabled people

ALT Disabled people in front of. Labour cuts kill banner held hands to stop israeli protestors from hurting disabled people

ALT Image shows: Pink & Green multi coloured background The UK depicted in Blue Black text says Disabled people Against Cuts Planned Actions In black text Derry Darlington Edinburgh Exeter London Leeds Margate Manchester Norwich Newcastle Swansea York

ALT Image is on a dark grey background with light green text it says Stop Disability Benefit Cuts then a line underneath in light green text says rally in parliament square SW1P 3JX then a line underneath In lighter green text says Monday 30th June 4.30pm Underneath in light green box in grey text says #WelfareNotWarfare Image underneath is disabled people on a march with placards At the bottom of the graphic are the main supporting organisations logos

ALT Labour it’s up to you with a wheelchair symbol, DPAC logo, and a list: no transport, support, adaptations, health services, housing = no work.

ALT Alt text: White graphic with yellow dashed outline and black text: Hands off disability benefits! Campaign planning meeting Sunday 9 March, 2pm to 4pm. Register here: tinyurl.com/yckydmw5 (DPAC logo)

ALT Image shows black banned that says disabled people against cuts with the dpac logo and a megaphone and underneath rights not charity. Jason Jeremy Corbyn and Andy are behind the banner surrounded by activists walking

ALT Disabled people with placards on the march

ALT Catherine sitting in her wheelchair holding a white placard that says benefit cuts kill #TakingThePiP

ALT Jeremy corbyn showing solidarity to disabled activists on the march

ALT A woman with red hair wearing a black dress talking to an MP standing outside Port Kolehouse holding a copy of the book the department by John Pring

ALT An image with the title "Autumn Budget 24" showing a symbol of a person in a wheelchair with a megaphone. The text demands an impact assessment on changes to disabled people's benefits before the Autumn Budget. It is a campaign by Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC)

ALT Disability discrimination The Equality Act 2010 and the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) prohibit discrimination against disabled people. This includes direct discrimination, such as treating a disabled person worse than a non-disabled person, and indirect discrimination, such as policies that have a worse impact on disabled people

ALT For graphic accessibility: Alt text: (Image is on black background with light Green Text Text reads Balls To The Spring Statement with image of a football next to text Photo is of a lady sitting in mobility scooter facing a line of police officers with balls being thrown at them Text underneath picture says Join DPAC and protest the Spring Statement Wednesday 26th March 2025 11am Meet outside Downing Street Whitehall, London SW1A 2AA Then March to Parliament and lobby your MP #WelfareNotWarfare

ALT so we treat disabled people with dignity and respect

ALT white flowers laid out over a large area of green grass to remember disabled people who have died as a result of benefit cuts

ALT A woman with long brown hair, blue eyes wearing dark rimmed glasses - RIP Laura Windham

ALT Police officer trying to talk to disabled activist Westminster

ALT Police were surrounding disabled people on Westminster roadblock

ALT Banner says #NoMoreBenefitDeaths disabled activists blocking road near Westminster abbey

ALT Banner says demoncidal government with a red skull and cross bones with disabled people protesting in background

ALT Graphic with a black background and white text that reads, "Disabled People Are Punched Down By GOVERNMENT, DWP, PRESS, SOCIETY." A white fist is shown punching downwards onto a wheelchair symbol, representing disabled individuals. There is a hashtag, "#DisabledPeopleDemand," followed by the phrase, "Change The Narrative." In the top-right corner, there’s a circular logo for DPAC (Disabled People Against Cuts) with hands of different skin tones linked in a circle around a triangle

ALT There needs to be more support for disabled people, not less

ALT PIP is not an out of work benefit

ALT What PIP is for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) can help with extra living costs if you have both: a long-term physical or mental health condition or disability difficulty doing certain everyday tasks or getting around because of your condition You can get PIP even if you're working, have savings or are getting most other benefits

ALT Image shows list of charities who have government funding invited to take part in the PIP Review

ALT Image is of Neil Coyle constituency office with grey shutters down the wording about the shutters says Neil Coyle MP constituency of Bermondsey and Southwark and Neil Coyle MP keeping my promise to you

ALT Activists outside Neil Coyle constituency office where the MP sent two police officers to deal with Rowdy protestors

ALT Image is on a white and red background In red text Stop Disability Benefit Cuts In a red box in white text it says Tuesday 1st July 1pm Old Palace Yard Westminster London SW1P 3JY Then it has logo of DPAC and Crips Against Cuts #WelfareNotWarfare

ALT DPAC Logo