I want to know the Customer Service offered by the National Disability Authority (NDA) so will you please tell me?

The National Disability Authority (NDA), as the independent statutory body provides information and advice to the Government on policy and practice relevant to the lives of persons with disabilities.

Their functions include research, developing and collaborating on the development of relevant statistics; assisting in the development of standards; developing codes of practice and monitoring the implementation of standards, codes and employment of persons with disabilities in the public service.

Customer Service

Their key function is to provide information and advice to the Government on matters concerning policy and practice relevant to the lives of persons with disabilities.

To inform their advice and to disseminate their work, they undertake consultations, and run seminars, workshops and conferences, where we may invite people with disabilities, families and carers, disability organisations, and others.

They are committed to ensuring that their premises and their events are accessible to people with disabilities.

They engage with a wide range of stakeholders who are affected by our work e.g. Consultation, seminars and conferences. These include people with disabilities, parents, families and carers, disability organisations, social partners, research bodies and other mainstream organisations.

They also operate a Library service.

The NDA library contains extensive collections of:

disability research,
disability policy,
universal design, and related topics,
disabilty archival material, and
grey literature.

They are open on Thursdays to the general public, as a reference-library.

For further information, contact AccessOfficer@nda.Ie.

Contact

National Disability Authority (NDA)
Address: 25 Clyde Road, Dublin D04 E409, Ireland.
Telephone: +353+(0)1 6080400
Fax: +353+(0)1 6609935
Email: nda@nda.ie