BDDF Annual Reviews
Annual Review 2023-2024
A year of changes at BDDF bought new staff, a new Chair, and lots of exciting activities. We also lost our wonderful founder and friend Jules, to whom we dedicate our work this year and in the future. We received £24,027 of income used to support local disabled people and their loved ones.
Annual Review 2022-2023
BDDF exists to support Disabled people, their friends, family and carers, all living within Basingstoke and Deane. We received £33,064 of income. These funds have been spent supporting Disabled people directly through our services and hundreds more indirectly via BDDF hosting events and forums that bring together our members and wider disabled community with local charities and groups who also support Disabled people.
Annual Review 2021-2022
We exist to offer support to Disabled people, their friends, family and carers, all living within Basingstoke and Deane. As we look ahead our strategy needs to evolve to better support the Disabled people of Basingstoke and make BDDF able to financially weather the post covid economy. We received £47,553, of income for the year, supporting over 1,200 Disabled people in our community directly.
Annual Review 2020-2021
Thank you for taking the time to find out more about Basingstoke & District Disability Forum (BDDF). We exist to offer support to Disabled people, their friends, family and carers, who live within our local community. Delighted to be reviewing another very successful year where we raised almost £42k and we spent £33k to support the Disabled people in our community.
Annual Review 2019-2020
With the external world changing at pace both economically and environmentally and more directly changes occurring within our board, it seemed like the perfect opportunity for Basingstoke and District Disability Forum (BDDF) to undergo a review of its core ambitions, to ensure our charity remains focused on the current needs of our disabled community.
Annual Review 2018-2019
BDDF helped approximately 6500 people in Basingstoke & Deane between 2018-2019. We introduced new learning strands and increased the capacity of our signposting service. Our Disability Awareness Day attracted over 35 organisations.
Annual Review 2017-2018
2017-18 was yet another busy, diverse and positive year for Basingstoke and District Disability Forum (BDDF). Our vision, established in 2014 when we achieved charitable status, remains unaltered - to be a district where everyone is equal by promoting inclusion and opportunities for anyone affected by disability.
Annual Review 2016-2017
Promoting Inclusion and opportunities for people with disabilities was at the heart of everything we did this year.