Who are We and Where can you find us ?

Lancashire Centre for Independent Living is a User Led organisation, which means that is run by and for disabled people. We provide independent living advice and support to disabled and older people to live independently in Lancashire.

What underpins our work is the social model of disability with the human rights of disabled people at its core.

Joint Statement from Lancashire County Council and Lancashire Centre For Independent Living

Joint Statement from LCIL and Lancashire County Council
The Lancashire Centre for independent Living has provided excellent support for many citizens, supporting people to use direct payments, manage bank accounts and support the development of the community pathway.

PERSONALISE IT

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Lancashire Centre for Independent Living on behalf of the Community Pathway is offering free training to disabled people, mental health users, people with learning disabilities and unemployed people. This will be funded through Lancashire Learning Consortium.

LCIL is currently building a new website, please bear with us!

Social Model of Disability

The Social Model of Disability is a model defined by disabled people themselves.

It explains that people may have physical and/or sensory impairments, a learning disability, longer term health conditions and may use mental health services but this factor in itself does not disable them.

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