A group of Sociability community members posing for a photo at Brighton Palace Pier
A group of Sociability community members posing for a photo at Brighton Palace Pier

Sociability Community

We bring people together

Connect with us

Sociability Community

We bring people together

Connect with us

Sociability Community

We bring people together

Connect with us

Join a mapping day

Join a mapping day

Meet like-minded people in the disabled community

Explore and map the accessibility of venues in your local area

Get to know the Sociability team

Sign up for a Mapping Day

Sign up for a Mapping Day

Sign up for a Mapping Day

Can't find a location near you?

Request a location

Request a location

A group of Sociability community members taking a group photo on a mapping day in Portsmouth
A group of Sociability community members taking a group photo on a mapping day in Portsmouth
A group of Sociability community members taking a group photo on a mapping day in Portsmouth

Meet the community

Lauren

@aticcersguidetolife

I run a disability group in Brighton and trying to find a space to accommodate a range of disabilities is really difficult but the app makes that easier. What I love about Sociability is I can put all the information on the app and everyone can work out what is best for them.

Elle

@meandmysundaywishes

If your friends suggest going somewhere, the next question is always, “Can I actually get in there?” It gives you that backup of knowing if you can go, access it, and enjoy it the same way as your friends can, which makes a big difference. It’s like the TripAdvisor for disabilities.

Laura Drummond

Laura

@powerchairqueen

I love Sociability. The app itself is really intuitive and I use it wherever I go. It’s lovely to come across a place that is mapped and you can just relax and know that you can get in without any stress. It just makes life easier.

Ways to get involved

Join a mapping day

Join a mapping day

Join us on a mapping day near you to learn more about Sociability and help add more accessibility information to the app. Meet like-minded people and get to know the Sociability team!

Join us on a mapping day near you to learn more about Sociability and help add more accessibility information to the app. Meet like-minded people and get to know the Sociability team!

View the schedule

View the schedule

Share your experience and knowledge

Share your experience and knowledge

We love to share the experience and knowledge of others in our community. Get in touch if you are interested in writing a blog or sharing content with the Sociability community

We love to share the experience and knowledge of others in our community. Get in touch if you are interested in writing a blog or sharing content with the Sociability community

Contact us

Contact us

Help us improve the app

There are lots of ways to provide feedback. You can let us know your suggestions by filling out our feedback form, sign up to help us test new features or schedule in for a virtual coffee chat to let us know how we can improve.

There are lots of ways to provide feedback. You can let us know your suggestions by filling out our feedback form, sign up to help us test new features or schedule in for a virtual coffee chat to let us know how we can improve.

Give feedback

Give feedback

Connect with us!

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A large group of Sociability community members at the Naidex Sociability Social
A large group of Sociability community members at the Naidex Sociability Social
Jennie and a group of Sociability community members taking a break in a cafe
Jennie and a group of Sociability community members taking a break in a cafe
Sociability community members on a mapping day in Harrogate
Sociability community members on a mapping day in Harrogate
Sociability community members on a mapping day in Portsmouth
A Sociability postcard with a QR code to download the app
Matt, Sociability CEO, talking to two Sociability community members

Recent blog posts…

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The Medical VS Social Model of Disability

In the ever-changing ways in which we understand and view disability, two prominent models stand out: the Medical Model, and the Social Model. These models represent different perspectives on disability, shaping the way society views and interacts with disabled people. In this blog, we'll explore the nuances of these models. Looking at their strengths and weaknesses and asking if there is a way for them to work together.

Purple graphic, with images of various different disabled people. Text reads - Medical vs social model.

The Medical VS Social Model of Disability

In the ever-changing ways in which we understand and view disability, two prominent models stand out: the Medical Model, and the Social Model. These models represent different perspectives on disability, shaping the way society views and interacts with disabled people. In this blog, we'll explore the nuances of these models. Looking at their strengths and weaknesses and asking if there is a way for them to work together.

Purple graphic, with images of various different disabled people. Text reads - Medical vs social model.

The Medical VS Social Model of Disability

In the ever-changing ways in which we understand and view disability, two prominent models stand out: the Medical Model, and the Social Model. These models represent different perspectives on disability, shaping the way society views and interacts with disabled people. In this blog, we'll explore the nuances of these models. Looking at their strengths and weaknesses and asking if there is a way for them to work together.

Mint green backgeround with graphics of various disabled people. Text reads Disabed isn't a bad word

Disabled isn’t a bad word

Disabled/Disability are not bad terms yet people still use euphemisms to describe disability. In this article, we will break down why disabled is not a bad word!

Mint green backgeround with graphics of various disabled people. Text reads Disabed isn't a bad word

Disabled isn’t a bad word

Disabled/Disability are not bad terms yet people still use euphemisms to describe disability. In this article, we will break down why disabled is not a bad word!

Mint green backgeround with graphics of various disabled people. Text reads Disabed isn't a bad word

Disabled isn’t a bad word

Disabled/Disability are not bad terms yet people still use euphemisms to describe disability. In this article, we will break down why disabled is not a bad word!

What the Sociability App means to me

Sociability helps disabled people find accessible places and peace of mind. Here Laura explains what the app means to her. Whatever you're looking for - get detailed & reliable accessibility information in the palm of your hand!

What the Sociability App means to me

Sociability helps disabled people find accessible places and peace of mind. Here Laura explains what the app means to her. Whatever you're looking for - get detailed & reliable accessibility information in the palm of your hand!

What the Sociability App means to me

Sociability helps disabled people find accessible places and peace of mind. Here Laura explains what the app means to her. Whatever you're looking for - get detailed & reliable accessibility information in the palm of your hand!

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