Read about local campaigns

Campaigners

Hundreds of people across the UK are staging their own campaigns for Changing Places toilets.

These individual campaigns are a key part of the overall Changing Places campaign, and many of the these efforts have succeeded in getting Changing Places installed, while many more continue to campaign to increase the numbers of facilities even further.

You can read about some of them here...

Zack's campaign for Changing Places at motorway service stations

When Zack had to endure a long motorway journey with no suitable toilet facilities, he decided to get organised. REALLY organised. His ongoing campaign has already resulted in a huge increase in Changing Places at service stations.

Sarah and the Changing Places Facebook page

Sarah runs the extremely popular Changing Places Facebook page, providing a valuable platform for users to connect and share their stories.

Luke's campaign

Luke is using his own experiences to promote awareness and push for change, engaging with the media and working with accessibility organisations.

Alison's campaign for Changing Places in Nottinghamshire

Alison and Mylor began their campaign by fighting for a Changing Places toilet in their home town of Retford.

Sue's campaign for Changing Places in Devon

Sue is fighting for Changing Places toilets in her local area, to improve understanding and to help stop people feeling confined to their own homes by the lack of suitable toilet provision.

The Sunderland Changing Places Steering Group

Local residents in Sunderland have joined forces to campaign for Changing Places toilets in their local area.

The Cambridgeshire Parliament

The Cambridgeshire Parliament, a forum of 35 people with a learning disability who are elected by their peers, are fighting for people with complex needs to have the same opportunities to participate in daily life..