Recent developments around Access to Work have highlighted how fragile formal support systems can be for disabled people.

When processes become slower, more complex, or harder to access, the impact is felt immediately in everyday life — especially by people who rely on clarity, routine, and human understanding.

In those gaps, local community spaces quietly do vital work. They provide consistency, understanding, and connection without forms, assessments, or delays.

The closure of No Limits didn’t just remove a café or a hub. It removed a layer of informal support that many people relied on when systems fell short.

Community spaces don’t replace formal systems — they support people when those systems fall short.

As access becomes more complex, protecting inclusive local spaces is not optional — it’s essential. This campaign continues because the need hasn’t gone away.

https://www.change.org/p/protect-no-limits-community-cafe-hub-from-closure/