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Choice In Hackney

Choice in Hackney is a Disabled People User Led Organisation.
We are run by disabled people, for disabled people.

We support disabled people from all communities to obtain the services they need to live independently, with dignity and to make choices about their own lifestyles.

Get in touch now to find out how we might support you.

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Services we offer

A person wearing glasses and a light green blazer stands with their arms crossed, smiling. The background is plain white.

Information, Guidance & Advocacy​

Advocacy is the support and encouragement given by a professional advocate to a disabled user.

Two individuals are seated at a table with laptops in front of them. The background shows a green wall and some office supplies.

Hate Crime Advocacy​

Choice in Hackney is able to support people if they have been the victim of a Disability Hate Crime.


Two individuals are smiling and looking at the camera indoors. One person is wearing a kippah and a scarf, while the other is dressed in a light-colored jacket with a hoodie.

Get a Volunteer

Our volunteers provide wide ranging support depending on the need of the disabled person. Volunteering supports disabled people to live independently in their communities.

A gathering of individuals seated in a classroom-like setting, attentively watching a presentation on a projector screen.

Training & Employment​

Traditionally disabled people tend to be in low grade and low paid jobs. This project is an attempt to challenge this and improve the quality of disabled peoples lives.​

Apply to be a volunteer today

By volunteering as a Telephone Befriender, Gardener, Shopper or Walking Friend you can have a real positive impact on the lives of disabled people during this difficult time
Our Volunteer Project matches volunteers with disabled people. Volunteers help service users to feel less isolated, have access to their own green spaces, shopping and going for walks to improve their health and wellbeing.