Who’s Involved
‘Toilets Around Perth’ is a campaign started and run by Centre for Inclusive Living Perth & Kinross (CILPK). We are a user led organisation and led for the most part by disabled people in the Perth and Kinross area.
Through our Disability Champions group various members who are ‘Disability Champions’ are the people driving this and CILPK are facilitating the meetings of this Group, encouraging members to ‘have their say’ and make a change within the Perth & Kinross area.
The members of CILPK have done various Toilet audits and there is also a form that anyone can complete after visiting a toilet in the PKC area, This form can be considered as a ‘Rate a Toilet’ type form where accessibility and inclusion are the prime factors.
Photos can also be taken of toilets and emailed or WhatsApp’d to CILPK at info@cilpk.org.uk or 07751 559007
Organisations We Trust
Various links to relevant organisations aligned with accessibility for people with disabilities
More voices, better choices
Euan’s Guide is the disabled access charity making it easier, safer and more rewarding for disabled people to find great places to go.
Whether you are sharing your experiences on our disabled access review website, volunteering your time or supporting our work in other ways, you will be part of a growing community improving access for everyone.
Submitting reviews is the best way to get involved.
From your local café to your favourite walking trails and accessible loos – your experiences help others discover accessible places and avoid potential barriers.
Every review helps make the world more accessible. Just one review can give someone else the confidence to try a new place.
Make a positive difference today by submitting your reviews!
Whether you are sharing your experiences on our disabled access review website, volunteering your time or supporting our work in other ways, you will be part of a growing community improving access for everyone.
What are Changing Places toilets?
Find accessible toilets in the UK and plan your next trip with them in mind.
Over a 1/4 million people in the UK need Changing Places Toilets to enable them to get out and about and enjoy the day-to-day activities which many of us take for granted. To use a toilet in safety and comfort, these people need to be able to access a CPT, which has more space and the right equipment, including a height adjustable changing bench, a peninsular toilet and a celling hoist.
