A national home for Disabled Conservatives.
Disabled Conservatives amplifies the voices of Americans with disabilities who believe in freedom, faith, family, opportunity, and limited government while insisting on true accessibility and respect.
Our Promise
We champion conservative principles while fighting for practical accessibility from healthcare and employment to technology, education, and civic life.
- Respect for life, liberty, and individual dignity
- Opportunity through work, skills, and entrepreneurship
- Accessibility that’s efficient, transparent, and accountable
Mission
Disabled Conservatives exists to organize, equip, and elevate conservatives with disabilities across America. We connect members with resources, training, and a supportive community to participate fully in civic life, advance conservative policy ideas, and model independence with compassion.
Community
State chapters, peer mentorship, and networking.
Service
Volunteer opportunities and local impact projects.
Advocacy
Policy literacy and respectful engagement.
Civics
Training for campaigns, boards, and public service.
Why Disabled Conservatives Matter
Disability is not one-size-fits-all. Each of us lives a unique balance of independence and support. To truly understand disabled conservatives requires an open-minded approach one that sees us as individuals striving for independence, while recognizing the strength it takes to accept support when needed.
Why Understand Disability?
Civil success is built on responsibility, accountability, and the balance of independence with support.
Disability isn’t clear-cut. Every disabled American lives somewhere on the spectrum between self-reliance and assistance.
Some areas of life we handle fully on our own; in others, we need help. Neither should carry shame. Both are part of being human — and part of being free.
The Spirit of Disabled Conservatives
We are committed to hard work, personal responsibility, and honoring our God-given talents and gifts.
We strive to contribute to society at the highest level our abilities allow and seek an America that encourages growth, not limits it.
We embody a resilient spirit — knowing our struggles, yet striving anyway. We don’t ask for pity; we ask for understanding, opportunity, and the chance to prove ourselves.
The Fine Line of Freedom
Disabled conservatives understand what it means to live both independently and with support where it’s needed. It takes courage to succeed — and even more courage to admit when accommodations are necessary.
Thanks to American freedoms and disability protections, we can ask for those accommodations unapologetically. What’s missing today is greater awareness inside the conservative movement: that we exist, that we share its values, and that we’re committed to building America’s future.
Our Call to Conservatives
We are not liabilities. Our gifts, talents, and abilities are assets to our nation. We may have different physical abilities, but we are not less skilled.
We are capable, hard-working, and deserving of every American opportunity. If more conservatives truly understood the disabled conservative community, our movement would only grow stronger.
We are not asking for exceptions we are demanding recognition as equals in the conservative movement, ready to strengthen America alongside every patriot.
Our Core Values
Faith & Family
We honor America’s heritage of faith, family, and personal responsibility.
Freedom & Opportunity
We champion free speech, free enterprise, and the dignity of work.
Accessibility with Accountability
We believe services should be transparent, efficient, and results‑driven.
Civility
We debate ideas with respect and reject hostility or harassment.
Inclusion without Ideology
We welcome all disabled conservatives while staying true to conservative principles.
Service
We step up for our neighbors and communities.
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Welcome to Disabled Conservatives
We’re building a national community for disabled conservatives. Join us as we launch state chapters and training programs.
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Join the list →Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about who we are, what we believe, and how disabled conservatives fit into the larger conservative movement.
Is this only for people with specific disabilities?
No. We welcome conservatives with any disability — visible or invisible and their allies.
Is this a political campaign?
We’re a member‑led community. We educate, connect, and encourage civic participation while maintaining respect and civility.
Are disability issues the same as LGBTQ+ or gender politics?
No. We respect all people, but we don’t conflate disability with sexuality or gender debates. Our focus is accessibility, opportunity, family, and freedom core conservative concerns. Being transgender is not itself a disability, though some trans people may have medical conditions (like gender dysphoria, depression, or anxiety) that qualify separately.
How can someone need help and still be conservative?
Accepting help and valuing independence aren’t opposites. We support help that empowers people to live freely—tools, access, and accountability that remove barriers without trapping people in dependency.
How does this align with conservative values?
Conservatives emphasizes faith, family, free speech, free enterprise, and limited government. Disabled conservatives live these values through responsibility, productivity, and gratitude for America.
What does “accessibility with accountability” mean?
Accessible systems should be transparent, efficient, and effective. We support reforms that deliver results, respect taxpayers, and expand real opportunity for people with disabilities.
Do you accept donations?
We plan to set up compliant donation options. For now, connect via email if you want to support the launch.
Contact
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