East End Disabilities Group

EEDG was created to be a voice for the disabled
Society has to make a decision
Do we want equality for all?
Do you?

Removing the barriers that deny people with disabilities equal rights through equal access requires systemic change.

For 27 years EEDG has been calling for compliance with accessibility and barrier removal in local governments, schools, businesses, and daily life. We educate, support, and represent people with disabilities. We have outreach programs, an office, a hot line, a website, and social media. We represent the disabled in local and regional communities, in government groups, task forces, various boards, committees, and most importantly, as a voice for individuals with disabilities.

EEDG was created by volunteers because of a need, to be a voice for the disabled.

EEDG has over 27 years of experience. We have a seat at the table. 

EEDG is a voice for us all, demanding equality. Please help our voice be heard.