Resources

What is a disability hate crime and how can you report one? This Easy Read document explains what to look out for and who to go to for help.

These lesson plans and presentation have been developed by Dimensions with Nottingham Trent University for lecturers to use with professional policing students.

Download our free plain English guide to the Spring Statement from Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

Let’s help people feel big

At Dimensions, safeguarding is central to how we support people with learning disabilities and autism. This easy-to-use infographic outlines what safeguarding means, the types of abuse to be aware of, and how to raise a concern.

This report outlines bold, experience-driven policy proposals aimed at transforming the lives of people with learning disabilities and autism.

Dimensions Autism Friendly Libraries Training guide is designed to help library staff understand autism and make simple, meaningful adjustments that create a more inclusive experience.

Supporting people to make decisions…

‘Full Environmental Assessment Tool’ is a practical resource developed to help identify how well GP surgeries and health centres support inclusive design.

Creating healthcare spaces that are welcoming, accessible, and safe for everyone is essential. This easy-read resource has been developed by the University of Worcester’s Association for Dementia Studies, Dimensions, and Assura to help primary care providers assess how inclusive their buildings are.

Drawing on lived experience and expert research, this guide and its assessment tools offer clear, actionable steps to improve the design of healthcare environments—reducing anxiety, promoting independence, and ensuring dignity for all.

This comprehensive guide, developed in partnership with the National Police Chiefs’ Council and Dimensions, is designed to empower carers, family members, support workers, and professionals with the knowledge and tools to identify, respond to, and report disability hate crime.