Promotional graphic from Disabled Students UK with the headline “Last chance to sign up.” The text invites people to a student-led discussion of the Annual Disabled Student Survey. Event details shown: Thursday 19th February 2026, 1pm to 2pm, online event. An orange button says “Get your tickets via Eventbrite.” The design features blue and orange shapes and illustrations of diverse students, including a wheelchair user and students of different backgrounds, standing together.

Last chance to sign up!

Join us this Thursday for a student-led discussion of the Annual Disabled Student Survey!

📆 Thursday 19th February 2026
⏱️ 1pm–2pm
📍 Online

Get your tickets via Eventbrite now

#DisabledStudentsUK #ADSS2025
#AnnualDisabledStudentsSurvey #ChangeForum

Graphic from Disabled Students UK featuring a quote from a disabled student: “I would have disclosed my suspected disabilities much earlier if someone had explicitly asked me.” The graphic includes the Disabled Students UK logo and text referencing the Annual Disabled Student Survey. An illustration shows a person sitting in a wheelchair with another person standing behind them supportively.

Promotional graphic from Disabled Students UK for the February Change Forum: ADSS Report Discussion. Text explains attendees can discuss Annual Disabled Student Survey findings, share insights, and learn how to contribute to future surveys. Event details shown: Thursday 19 February 2026, 1pm to 2pm, online event. Button says “Get your tickets via Eventbrite.” Illustration shows a diverse group including a wheelchair user and disabled people standing together.

Disclosure isn’t always straightforward. It can feel uncertain, uncomfortable, or even risky.

Read the ADSS report on our website now and join our student-only bi monthly Change Forum.

📆 Thursday 19th February 2026
⏱️ 1pm
📍 Zoom

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents #ADSS2025

Graphic from Disabled Students UK asking “What is the February Change Forum event about?” Bullet points explain that attendees can discuss findings from the Annual Disabled Student Survey Report, share insights with other disabled students, explore current higher education issues, and learn how to contribute to the next survey. Text says “Sign up on Eventbrite.” Illustration shows a diverse group of disabled people, including a wheelchair user and people with visible and non-visible disabilities.

Promotional graphic from Disabled Students UK for the February Change Forum: ADSS Report Discussion. Text explains attendees can discuss Annual Disabled Student Survey findings, share insights, and learn how to contribute to future surveys. Event details shown: Thursday 19 February 2026, 1pm to 2pm, online event. Button says “Get your tickets via Eventbrite.” Illustration shows a diverse group including a wheelchair user and disabled people standing together.

Join our February Change Forum to explore the latest Annual Disabled Student Survey findings and connect with other disabled students.

📆 Thursday 19th February 2026
⏱️ 1pm – 2pm
📍 Online event

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents #ADSS2025 #AnnualDisabledStudentsSurvey #ChangeForum

Graphic from Disabled Students UK thanking contributors to the Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025. The design features purple and white branding with the Snowdon Trust logo. At the bottom, a diverse group of illustrated disabled students are celebrating, including a wheelchair user, a person with a prosthetic leg, and a person using a white cane.

Graphic promoting Change Forums by Disabled Students UK with the text “Change Forums – Monthly discussions with disabled students.” The design uses purple and orange branding and includes illustrations of diverse disabled students celebrating, including a wheelchair user and people with visible disabilities.

Graphic promoting the February Change Forum and Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025 discussion. Event details include Thursday 19th February 2026, 1pm to 2pm, online event, with a button reading “Get your tickets via Eventbrite.” The design shows diverse illustrated disabled people, including wheelchair users and people with mobility aids

Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025, in partnership with Snowdon Trust.

Join our Change Forum to discuss the latest survey findings

📆 Thursday 19th February 2026
⏱️ 1pm – 2pm
📍 Online event

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents #ADSS2025

At the bottom left, an illustration shows three students working together: one student using a wheelchair, another sitting at a table with a laptop, and a third student standing beside them. At the bottom, a blue button-shaped graphic reads: “The Annual Disabled Student Survey.” In the top right corner is the Disabled Students UK and Snowdon Trust logo.

Another promotional poster then shows in a white and blue colour scheme for The Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025. At the top left, a dark blue rounded rectangle contains white text reading “The Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025.” On the top right is the Disabled Students UK logo in white on a dark blue background, with the Snowdon Trust logo beneath it in white text on two red rectangles. The main text says: “Come join us as we share our findings from the Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025.” Event details are shown in blue text: “Thursday 29th January 2026,” “12:30pm – 2pm,” and “Online via Zoom.” Below are four circular headshot photos on a light background. From left to right: Helen Saelensminde (CEO of Snowdon Trust), Prof Deborah Johnston (Deputy Vice Chancellor of LSBU), Suzanne Carrie (Head of Student Equality and Welfare at Office for Students) and Jim Dickinson (Associate Editor Student Unions at Wonkhe). The bottom of the poster features a curved dark purpley-blue shape with a small rounded label reading “The Annual Disabled Student Survey” in white text.

It’s here! 📣

The Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025 is now LIVE, delivered in
partnership with the Snowdon Trust!

Thank you to everyone who took part!

and supportive education system.
Read & download the report on our website!

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents #AccessInsights

Promotional graphic announcing the launch of the Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025. The main text reads “Tomorrow! The Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025 Launch” followed by “Thursday 29th January 2026.” The Disabled Students UK logo appears in the top right alongside the Snowdon Trust logo. The background is white and blue. Along the bottom of the image is an illustration of a diverse group of disabled and non-disabled people celebrating together, including a wheelchair user, a person using a white cane, and people with different skin tones, genders and body types, all raising their arms in a celebratory pose.

Promotional graphic for an online event sharing the findings of the Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025. The headline reads “Last chance to sign up!” followed by “Join us to share the findings of the Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025.” Event details are shown: Thursday 29th January 2026, 12:30pm to 2pm, online via Zoom. The Disabled Students UK and Snowdon Trust logos appear at the top. Below the text are four speaker headshots with names and roles: Helen Saelensminde, CEO of Snowdon Trust; Professor Deborah Johnston, Deputy Vice Chancellor of London South Bank University; Suzanne Carrie, Head of Student Equality and Welfare at the Office for Students; and Jim Dickinson, Associate Editor (Student Unions) at Wonkhe. The design uses a blue and white colour scheme.

Last chance to sign up! 📣

Join us tomorrow for the launch of the Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025

📆 Thursday 29 January 2026
⏱️ 12:30–2pm
📍 Online via Zoom

Don’t miss out — sign up now!

#DisabledStudentsUK #ADSS2025 #DisabledStudents #HigherEducation

A “Save the date” poster in a white and blue colour scheme announcing The Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025 results. The text reads: “Thursday 29th January 2026.” In the top right corner is the Disabled Students UK logo in white on a purpley- blue background, with the Snowdon Trust logo beneath with white text on two red rectangles creating an equals symbol. Along the bottom is an illustration of a diverse group of students celebrating together, including disabled students using a wheelchair, a cane and a prosthetic arm, wearing bright clothing in yellow, orange, teal, purple and blue.

A promotional poster in a white and blue colour scheme for The Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025. At the top left, a dark blue rounded rectangle contains white text reading “The Annual Disabled Student Survey Report 2025.” On the top right is the Disabled Students UK logo in white on a dark blue background, with the Snowdon Trust logo beneath it in white text on two red rectangles. The main text says: “Come join us as we share our findings from the Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025.” Event details are shown in blue text: “Thursday 29th January 2026,” “12:30pm – 2pm,” and “Online via Zoom.” Below are three circular headshot photos on a light background. From left to right: Helen Saelensminde, CEO of Snowdon Trust, Prof Deborah Johnston, Deputy Vice Chancellor of LSBU and Suzanne Carrie, Head of Student Equality and Welfare at Office for Students. The bottom of the poster features a curved dark purpley-blue shape with a small rounded label reading “The Annual Disabled Student Survey” in white text.

Save the date!

Thank you to every disabled student who took part in the Annual Disabled Student Survey 2025, delivered in partnership with the Snowdon Trust.

We are excited to release the results! Join the ADSS launch with our expert panel online

#DisabledStudentsUK #ADSS2025
#DisabledStudents

Promotional graphic from Disabled Students UK. Text reads: ‘Last chance to sign up! To discuss employability for disabled students with us.’ Event details listed with icons: Thursday 15th January 2026 at 1pm, online via Zoom. Includes an illustration of a wheelchair user smiling next to a standing person. Call to action: ‘Sign up on Eventbrite now.’ Disabled Students UK logo shown

Final call 📣

Don’t miss our online discussion on employability for disabled students, where we discuss current matters of employability and practical steps you can do!

📆 Thursday 15th January
⏱️ 1pm
📍 Zoom

Sign up via Eventbrite

#DisabledStudentsUK #Employability #DisabledStudents #CommunitySpace

Promotional graphic from Disabled Students UK with the headline “Last chance to sign up!”. It advertises an online event about Accessible Accommodations. The text reads: “Join us for the last event of 2025, where we discuss Accessible Accommodations.” Event details are listed: Thursday 18th December 2025, 1pm to 2pm, online event. A button says “Get your tickets via Eventbrite.” The Disabled Students UK logo appears at the top right. At the bottom of the graphic is an illustration of a diverse group of people, including disabled and non-disabled individuals, standing together.

Last chance to sign up! 📣

Join us for our final event of 2025 as we discuss Accessible Accommodations

📆 Thursday 18th December 2025
⏱️ 1–2pm
📍 Online via Zoom

Get your ticket via Eventbrite and be part of the conversation

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents #ChangeForum #AccessibleAccomodations

Graphic with blue and white background and Disabled Students UK branding. Large heading reads: “What is the December Change Forum event about?”. Below are three bullet points explaining that the event highlights common failings in accessible housing (such as delays, unsuitable adjustments and communication barriers), explores the realities of navigating university and private student housing as a disabled student, and encourages collective thinking about what accessible accommodation should look like in practice. Text at the bottom says “Sign up on Eventbrite”. An illustration shows a diverse group of people, including a wheelchair user, standing together.

A promotional graphic with a blue background. At the top, large white text reads “December Change Forum.” Below it, smaller text says “Accessible Accommodations.” On the left side is an illustrated character using a wheelchair. On the right, text provides event details: “18th December 2025, 1–2 pm, Online Event.” At the bottom, text reads “Get your ticket on Eventbrite.” The overall style is clean and modern with soft colours and simple illustrations

Finding accessible student housing shouldn’t be this hard!

This Change Forum brings disabled students together to highlight failures in accessible housing

📆 Thursday 18th December
⏱️ 1pm
📍 Zoom

Sign up on Eventbrite.

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents #ChangeForum #AccessibleAccomodations

A square promotional graphic with a blue background. At the top, large white text reads “December Change Forum.” Below it, smaller text says “Accessible Accommodations.” On the left side is an illustrated character using a wheelchair. On the right, text provides event details: “18th December 2025, 1–2 pm, Online Event.” At the bottom, text reads “Get your ticket on Eventbrite.” The overall style is clean and modern with soft colours and simple illustrations

We’re hosting our December Change Forum, centred on Accessible Student Accommodation!

📆 Thursday 18th December 2025
⏱️ 1pm
📍 Online via Zoom

Sign up to get tickets on Eventbrite.

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents #ChangeForum #AccessibleAccomodations

👉 Reps: Apply & join our peer-led community [Link in bio]

👉 SUs: Join the scheme (only a few weeks left) [Link in bio]

#DisabledStudentsUK #REPProject #StudentRepresenatives #StudentVoice #Inclusion #EmpoweringStudents #StudentUnions

Whether it’s about making connections, managing studies or finding support as a disabled student.

Tag a fellow student, friend or colleague who have top tips to share. 👇

#DisabledStudentsUK #Accessibility #Inclusion #HigherEducation #StudentLife #FreshersWeek2025 #DisabledStudentVoices

A poster by Disabled Students UK. The title says “Community Space.” The text reads: “A space to learn more about being a disabled student in higher education. Your chance to make friends with other disabled students! At the bottom, there’s an illustration of a diverse group of people, including wheelchair users, people with visible and invisible disabilities, and people of different backgrounds.

A poster by Disabled Students UK. The title says “What is the Community Space?” The text reads: “A space where you will learn more about the support that is available to you!”, “Your chance to learn more about Disabled Students UK and how to get involved!”, and “To meet other like-minded disabled students!” There’s an illustration of a person in a wheelchair holding hands with another person standing beside them, both smiling.

Starting uni or already a student?

Our Community Space is here, and this month, we are giving you information on the Disabled Students Allowance (DSAs) and the support you can receive.

Sign up on Eventbrite!

#DisabledStudentsUK #CommunitySpace #DisabledStudents #DisabledStudentsAllowance

Illustration of a diverse group of disabled students, including a wheelchair user and people with different mobility aids, celebrating together. Text reads: “Change Forums – Monthly discussions with disabled students.” Top right shows the Disabled Students UK logo.

Illustration of a group of diverse disabled people standing together, including a person using a wheelchair and individuals with various cultural backgrounds. Text explains topics discussed at Change Forums: issues facing disabled students, policy developments, student activism, and DSUK initiatives. A pink button says “Get your tickets via Eventbrite.”

Text promoting the August Change Forum by Disabled Students UK. Topic: “The rise of generative AI in Higher Education.” Questions listed include how AI affects disabled students, use of AI as assistive tech, and university responsibilities. Event date is Thursday 14th August 2025, from 1pm to 2pm. It’s an online event. Illustration shows a group of diverse disabled individuals. A pink button says “Get your tickets via Eventbrite.”

Calling all disabled students! 📣

Join us for our monthly Change Forum!

Date: Thursday 14th August 2025
Time: 1–2pm
Location: Online Event

We will be discussing how AI is impacting disabled students.

Get your free tickets now!

#DisabledStudentsUK #Community
#DisabledStudents #ChangeForum

Ad from Disabled Students UK inviting disabled student reps to join paid focus groups to share experiences and improve support. Includes logo and illustration of diverse disabled individuals. Text reads:”Are you a disabled student rep? Join a paid opportunity to make your voice heard! Whether you are a current Disabled Students’ Officer, Society Chair, Network Lead, or you represent disabled students in some other way, we want your input! Join us at one of two upcoming Focus Groups to share your insights & experiences of representing disabled students, and enable us to provide the training and community to help you feel confident, empowered, and supported in your role.

Informational poster from Disabled Students UK about the 2025/26 Representative Empowerment Project. It outlines an 8-week training programme for disabled student reps, SU staff training, and a national community space for support and collaboration. Text reads: “What is the Representative Empowerment Project? Piloting in 2025/26, DSUK will provide: ● An 8-week Specialist Rep training programme empowering you to become effective campaigners and advocates ● Bespoke Students’ Union staff training to enable your SU staff to support, and work with you! ● A national community space for Disabled Student Reps to come together for mutual support, collective organising, and knowledge-sharing

Poster from Disabled Students UK inviting disabled student reps to join focus groups on training, community space, and SU staff support. Includes an illustration of a diverse group of disabled individuals. Text reads: “Join our focus groups to discuss various topics! ● Training topics — what do you need to know (or wish you knew)? ● Training programme — what schedule & style suits you best? ● Community space — what platform do you want to use to connect with fellow Reps? ● Community rules — how should we run this space together? ● SU staff training — what do you need from your SU, and what do you wish they understood? ● and more!”

Announcement from Disabled Students UK about two upcoming focus groups. One is on 18th July via Zoom with £40 compensation; the second will be scheduled based on availability. Accessibility support available upon request. Text reads: “Join the upcoming Focus Groups! Focus Group 1 When: 18th July, 13:00 - 15:00 Where: Zoom Compensation: £40 Focus Group 2 Date to be decided based on your availability. We will be able to facilitate BSL interpretation or human-generated captioning for this session if requested by 18th July. Contact michael@disabledstudents.co.uk

Are you a Disabled Students’ Officer, or someone who advocates for disabled students?
Join us at our upcoming Focus Group to share your insights.
This is a paid opportunity to make your voice heard.
Contact michael@disabledstudents.co.uk
to register your interest!
#DisabledStudentsUK

A recruitment poster from Disabled Students UK. It reads: “We are recruiting! Join the team as our Community and Communications Manager!” The image shows a diverse group of animated characters, including people with visible disabilities, smiling and celebrating.

A follow-up recruitment poster from Disabled Students UK. It reads: “Help build relationships, share disabled students’ expertise and position DSUK as a leading voice in the sector.” Below, it lists the desired qualities. At the bottom, it says: “Apply now by emailing your CV to tanya@disabledstudents.co.uk.” An illustration shows a wheelchair user and a standing person holding hands.

We are recruiting for a Community and Communications Manager for 10 hours a week to help support us to amplify disabled student voice, build relations and position DSUK as a leading sector!

Apply now by emailing your CV to tanya@disabledstudents.co.uk

#DisabledStudentsUK #DisabledStudents

The APP is the Uni's strategy for recruiting & retaining more students in underrepresented groups -disabled students are one.

Funding for the bursary comes from the Office for Students.

Students will be able to use the bursary for academic costs but if you're hungry? TOO BAD.
#disabledstudentsuk