Work for us

We are a charity working towards human rights for all - can you help us achieve this?

As a charity, we put people at the heart of everything we do - more like a family really! We are a passionate and friendly bunch doing a wide variety of jobs across all parts of Northern Ireland. If this sounds right up your street - check out the links below to see if we have a role that suits you!

Current vacancies

All the latest roles in the DA family, will be advertised here Read more

Benefits of working for us

We recognises that our successes can only be achieved by the recruitment and retention of highly skilled and motivated staff. Find out what you can expect when you work for us. Read more

Volunteer for us

Volunteers play an integral part in our work as well as providing you with good experience and the chance to make a difference. Read more

Latest

Community Navigator x 4 Posts (Ref CNO19)

The Community Navigator will have the responsibility for providing tailored one to one support to people with disabilities to help address their social isolation.

Peer Advocate Coordinator (Ref PACO19)

The Peer Advocate Coordinator will have the responsibility for recruiting, developing, training and supporting a network of volunteer peer advocates to provide ongoing support for disabled people.

Research Coordinator (Ref RCO19)

The Research Coordinator will have the responsibility for instigating and co-ordinating a comprehensive mapping and research process across the ONSIDE Project operating area to establish the scope of services currently available on a cross border bases for people with disabilities to reduce social isolation and improve health and wellbeing. This will be action research, supported by Peer Researchers and the information will be used to populate on online web resource.

Belfast Film Festival

Belfast Film Festival Events at Black Box, Belfast Saturday 13 April at 12.00 noon and Saturday 20 April at 7.00pm

Contact Us

Office contact details

Disability Action Transport Scheme

Do you have difficulty using public transport? Disability Action Transport Scheme (DATS) is a fully accessible mode of transport that will allow you to travel within your local town.

About us

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Senior Management

Our Senior Management Team have a wealth of experience and ensure that the charity's mission, vision and and strategic objectives are met.

Help with Training

Are you between 16 and 22 and are looking for support in education and training to achieve your goals? Our team can help!

Driving Assessment

More detail on a driving assessment and what is involved.

Disability Exhibition 2018

Visitor Information: Opening hours, directions, parking and facilities - all you need to know about visiting the Disability Exhibition 2018.

Driving Lessons

Learning or re-learning to drive can be a daunting experience but don’t worry, here at Disability Action we have a team of dedicated staff that will support you along every step of the way.

Help to find work

We know it can be a bit overwhelming when looking for and trying to get a job – from updating CVs to knowing how to prepare for interviews. We have a project called Job Match who will work one to one with you to help you find and stay in paid work.