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I'm Georgia, Founder & CEO of Well Adapt. Well Adapt is a community for disabled and chronically ill people to share knowledge about living well.

09/02/2026

Are you part of a Deaf or Disabled People’s Organisation that wants to connect, collaborate, and influence change?

DPO Forum England brings together Deaf and Disabled People’s Organisations from across England run by and for Disabled people to influence policy, campaign for rights, and support one another.

If your organisation isn’t currently part of the Forum, this could be a space to be heard, or to help amplify the voices of others.

Well Adapt provides the Secretariat for DPO Forum England, supporting the Forum to stay connected, coordinated, and Disabled-led. This work is made possible through funding from Disability Rights UK.

👉 If you’re interested in getting involved, or want to find out more, please contact us.

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11/11/2024

Still absolutely dazed by all the delightful, unapologetic we brought to with the incredible .carly!

Thank you to everyone who brought magic into the room with us, we’re still radiating all that love!

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08/11/2024

A gorgeous evening with a a gorgeous person. Thank you to everyone who cosied up with us last night to hear the iconic muse over where she finds her ! 💕

Enjoy these pics of us gazing adoringly and thoughtfully as artists often do ✨

Shoutout to for hosting us and to all our lovely guests who made the evening feel so special.

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Image Description: two black and white photos of Little Peaches and Georgia Bondy. Little Peaches is aa slim white person wearing glasses, a black lace shirt with accented shoulder pads, black leather lace up boots and long brown hair down resting on her left shoulder. She is sitting cross legged in a wheelchair with her hands clasped at her knee with a microphone standing near her. To her left is Georgia Bondy, a brown person with short Afro cups, wearing a velvet dress, tights and ankle boots. She is holding a microphone with her right hand and gazing at Little Peaches proudly in both photos.

01/11/2024

Join us for Disabled Joy on 7th Nov at Liverpool Unity Theatre Bar

Thrilled to finally announce that the award-winning dancer and burlesque icon, will be joining us in on Thursday 7th November! Creator off and international sensation.

We’ll be taking over the bar and filling it with pure, unapologetic and ridiculously fabulous Disabled Joy.
Not based on Liverpool? We will ALSO be taking over Zoom for all the low-spoonies and non-Liverpudlians - we got you! 💛

Tickets to attend this in-person or online are both available in our bio.

We can’t wait to see you there! ✨

If you have any questions, concerns or need a little help booking a ticket, feel free to DM us.

Image Description: A black and white photo of Little Peaches, a white woman in a wheelchair, smiling with her head tilted upwards and her arms outstretched by her sides against a backdrop of the disability pride flag (black, red, yellow, white, blue, green). She is wearing a black neckpiece outlined by shells, fishnet stockings and ni**le pasties. Bold text reads: On Disabled Joy with Little Peaches, Award-Winning Dancer, Burlesque Icon and Teacher. A white banner at the bottom displays the logos of Well Adapt, Joseph Roundtree Foundation and SIC. The event is taking place at on Friday 7th November at the Unity Theatre in Liverpool. (continued in comments)

30/10/2024

Thrilled to finally announce that the award-winning dancer and burlesque icon, will be joining us in on Thursday 7th November!

We’ll be taking over the bar and filling it with pure, unapologetic and ridiculously fabulous Disabled Joy.

Tickets to attend this in-person or online are both available in our bio.

We can’t wait to see you there! ✨

If you have any questions, concerns or need a little help booking a ticket, feel free to DM us.

22/10/2024

HUGE CONGRATULATIONS TO SPEAKER AMELIA () for this incredible achievement!

If you haven’t already, do your self a favour and go listen to on .

Ethics, pleasure and accessibility wrapped up in delightful 40 minute segments narrated by the fantastic Amelia Lander-Cavallo.

Why not congratulate Amelia in person on Thursday 24 October at our event in Sheffield? Online live stream also available. Link to both in our bio ✨

21/10/2024

BIRMINGHAM! We’re coming for you, and we’ll be joined by the incredible ✨

Christopher will be joining us at the incredible .co.uk conference on Tuesday 29th October at 3:15pm. Join us in person OR online. Links to both are available in the bio.

Christopher Samuel is a multi-disciplinary artist whose practice is rooted in identity and disability politics.
Often echoing the many facets of his own lived experience as a Black disabled man, his work tells stories, highlighting the often unseen experiences of his day to day life and those of others in similar circumstances.
His practice includes small detailed ink drawings, film, print, audio, research, and large installations.

Samuel works alongside galleries, museums, archives and other institutions to address missing representation in our cultural spaces.

20/10/2024

Finding time for joy and laughter is one of the most important things you can do as an activist - it’s what keeps your work sustainable.

Big love to for reminding us to keep cackling ♥️

For free resources on Black mental health and well-being, seek out ✨

18/10/2024

BLACK JOY - DISABLED JOY - ACTIVIST JOY

Endlessly inspired by and remembering to hold Joy close to us as we navigate a world that often tries to stifle it!

The outfit coordination was a joyful accident 💛

10/10/2024

SHEFFIELD - you couldn't be luckier because not only do we get Amelia () but you ALSO get the showstopping ().

Even thought Tito (technically) won't be performing, we couldn't resist introducing them as a seperate entity. Just look at this handsome king!

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Image Description: A black and white image of Tito Bone (they/them), a muscular white drag king with a brown spikey mullet stands on stage and sings. They have a glitter beard, rhinestoned non binary bowtie, sequenced shorts and black and houndstooth coat. Underneath their coat is some lovely cleavage that is made safe for work via some strategically placed black crosses. In Tito’s right hand is a mic that they hold up to their pink lips. In their right hand is a rainbow mobility cane. The image is set to a backdrop of the disability pride flag: green, blue, white, yellow, red and black.

The text reads: Disabled Joy Speaker: TIto Bone. Tito Bone is your average blind, non-binary, bisexual drag king who just wants you to smell the world through their nose, ya know? They are a true triple threat: they sing, dad dance, and audio describe, all while wearing large amounts of eco glitter. Tito’s mission is simple: to entertain the masses through socratic irony, political satire and taking their clothes off for strangers in the name of intersectional feminism. They also strive to prove that making accessible art is the epitome of cool. Tito Bone shares a body with Amelia Lander-Cavallo, a multi-disciplinary artist and one half of Quiplash () - a q***r, crip (quip) performance project that is taking space for Deaf and disabled people across the LGBTQQIA+ spectrum.

09/10/2024

Lizzie Emeh (1977-2021) 💖

Today’s google doodle is the gorgeous Lizzie Emeh, and we wanted to celebrate this a bit more on the grid! 🎶

Lizzie was a champion of disability rights in the UK and a proud West Londoner of Irish and Nigerian heritage.

She made history with her debut album, Loud and Proud, as the ‘first persin with a learning disability to release an album of songs in the UK’ and is described as a soulful ‘rallying cry for people with learning disabilities’.

We can’t tag her music here for licensing reasons, but you can find her on Spotify, Bandcamp and YouTube.

04/10/2024

LONDON, GET READY!

The phenomal Nikki Adebiyi () will be joining us at Brixton House on the 16th October!

Nikki Adebiyi is dedicated advocate for mental health and social justice, fuelled by her personal journey of triumph over adversity while building a career. As Founder of Bounce Black, () she leads initiatives to support the workplace and wellbeing needs of Black professionals. Wearing many hats as a writer, speaker, consultant, and life coach, Nikki is also the visionary behind Good Vibes Good Trouble (), a conscious fashion brand promoting joyful activism. With steadfast commitment to driving impactful change, Nikki fearlessly champions diversity, equity, justice, and inclusion, earning recognition on Women Beyond the Box’s 2023 Top 50 Influential Neurodivergent Women list.

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Image Description: A black and white photo of Nikki Adebiyi mid-laugh, set against a backdrop of the disability pride flag: green, blue, white, yellow, red and black. Nikki is a Black woman, with long braided hair and glasses. She is wearing a blazer over a jumpsuit and is acccesoriesd with a pearl necklace, braclet and earrings. She has a small mic on her lapel and is holding a sheet of paper.

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