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104 films are a UK-based feature film production company and the world leaders in disability cinema. Our award-winning first feature film Special People was released in UK cinemas in 2008 to great critical acclaim and controversy.

We are strategic partners to the UK Film Council and run The Magic Hour short film scheme. Applications for the 2010 scheme are now closed. Magic Hour 2 the feature film was screened at over 30 cinemas across the country including BFI Southbank on December 3rd 2010.

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Situated next to the sport centre in Dogflud Way, Farnham, 40degreez is a one-stop shop where young people can drop-in, get advice or get involved in leisure activities.
40degreez will provide what young people have been asking for and is central and accessible for the Farnham area.
40degreez is a tardis - a warehouse on the outside and a welcoming and new building on the inside. The whole building is on two storeys and is fully accessible.
Upstairs there are three large and well equipped activity rooms, a reception area, shower and laundry facilities, and a large store room.
Downstairs, apart from the main youth club room and coffee bar, there are two advice rooms, a quiet room, the computer suite and offices for 40degreez administrator and surrey youth development service.
All rooms have telephones and broadband connections.

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Abnormally Funny People is a group of gifted stand-up comedians strutting their funny stuff. All but one of them is disabled. They are all very, very, very funny people.

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We began life in 2000 as an alternative to daycare services provided in Wandsworth.
We specialised in drama based services, using drama as a learning tool to help improve confidence, social skills and living skills.
We now provide a variety of services, including:

Training Opportunities
Independent Living Support
Housing
Dance Workshops
DJ workshops
Outreach
We still still provide Drama services to individuals and to five local authorities. These services include The Baked Bean Theatre Company and it's various offshoots.

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Action Space is London’s leading visual arts organisation for people with learning disabilities. Participants take part in a wide range of visual art activities, including painting, photography, sculpture. We also run public art projects.

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Action Space Mobile's mission is to work locally, nationally and internationally to create opportunities for individuals and communities to participate in the arts, based on the belief that arts activity can change lives.

The Company pioneered arts work with disability and now specialises in this area of work.

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AMICI Dance Theatre Company is a unique dance theatre company integrating able-bodied & disabled artists and performers.

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AinA (Amputees in Action Ltd) are an agency that specialise in supplying amputees as extras and specialist action scene extras for the film and television industries both home and abroad. Our artistes collectively have many years experience of not only specialist action scene extra work, but also as film and television "extras".

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Arcadea is a cultural organisation based in the North East of England promoting and supporting the cultural equality of Disabled people. We are excited to be part of regional, national and international cultural innovation and are committed to increasing the cultural status of Disabled people and to raising the profile of Disabled artists work to ensure that as Disabled people we can fully participate in all aspects of British cultural life at all levels.

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Architecture-InsideOut is an Arts Council funded project bringing together architects with disabled and Deaf artists to explore innovative new ways of designing buildings and spaces which improve the built environment for everyone.

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At Art Shape we aim to help adults in their personal and professional artistic development, particularly those facing barriers to participation. Everyone at Art Shape is on a mission to work with individuals, communities and organisations to combat exclusion from the arts, with a particular focus on working with adults facing barriers to participation. Art Shape is driving social change by informing policy, identifying gaps in arts provision and stimulating the development of new possibilities in the arts.

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Art Through Touch is an expanding London based art organisation which aims to promote and provide access to art for visually impaired people.

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We pride ourselves in providing quality artistic initiatives for vulnerable members of the community; these include groups of mental health service users (Regional Centre for Eating Disorders, Studio 3, Assertive Outreach), young care leavers (Barnardos Futures), teenage mothers (Miss Conceived), women’s groups (Dosti, Koshish, African widows) Asylum Seekers and Refugees and much more!

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Artists First is a group of 16 disabled visual artists with learning difficulties based in Bristol.
We have been working together since 1988; we are used to running our own studios and have organised, or have been part of many exhibitions, residencies and open studio events.

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