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Excellent administration and communication skills required for this post in Scotland’s busy national disability information service. Ideally, with experience of frontline telephone enquiries. As a disability-led organisation, we welcome applications from disabled people.
For further information and an application pack, please contact us.
Closing Date: 12 noon, Friday 10th July 2009
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Our Aims
We aim to improve the quality of life for disabled people in Scotland by enabling information providers to offer accurate, up-to-date and relevant disability-related information.
Our Mission Statement
To make a real contribution to ensuring that disabled people are able to participate fully as equal members of society by providing access to information that enables them to have the same choices and equality of opportunity as non-disabled people.
Our Members
UPDATE's members are drawn from a cross section of voluntary, public and private organisations. All of whom share the same desire to provide accurate, up to date, and relevant information for their disabled stakeholders.
Formed in 1999, we are a user-led organisation, that provides a wide range of services to information providers in Scotland.
Based in accessible offices in Edinburgh, we are a national voluntary sector organisation, a recognised Scottish charity and a company limited by guarantee.
UPDATE is controlled by disabled people and promotes the social model of disability. As such, we recognise that disability is caused by the barriers that people with impairments meet in everyday life.
We believe that lack of information is one of the main barriers that disabled people face in society today.