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DIAL - South Essex

DIAL offers a confidential disability information, advice and advocacy service. We help people with any type of disability and offer help on any subject. Most of DIAL’s staff and volunteers are disabled and understand what our clients are going through as many have been in the same situation themselves. We can help with benefits, mobility, leisure, aids and adaptations.

Remote In-person Home visits

Further info

We help with general information and advice face to face from our office in Grays. We offer a Home Visiting service for people unable to get to us for help with benefit applications and independent living advice. We offer help with our Welfare Rights Service to help people with appeals, casework, submissions and tribunal.

We also support The Coming Together Project which is one of our projects that gives people an opportunity to access social groups, training sessions or just to talk to each other. We want to connect people who live close to each other, who can support each other and develop friendships that will help them with tasks they find difficult. You can also access three adult groups in  Basildon & Thurrock

Who can use this service?

Disabled people, carers or anybody with a disability related issue.

How are services delivered?

Telephone and face to face, also home visits and via email.

Locations

The Beehive, West Street Grays RM17 6XP
Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm
Remote In-person Home visits
St Martins Church Hall, St. Martins Square, Basildon SS14 1DX
Adult group : Tuesday between 12.30pm and 2.30pm
In-person
Basildon Library, St Martins Square Basildon SS14 1EE
Childrens & Carers Support Group
Tuesday: 11.00am to 12 noon
In-person

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