Welcome to Blue Mouse Disability

As a premier national disability expert and consultant, Paul Mouzer has formidable knowledge, expertise, pragmatism and wisdom around disability and equality.

He has 30 years’ disability experience and expertise as an energetic and passionate person who prides himself on being an excellent performer and communicator, influencing and delivering to a very high standard.

Blue Mouse Disability commenced april 1999 and within two years established itself as an award winning national consulting business.

Born deaf, and then later acquiring visual impairment, Paul is able to offer disability expertise and wisdom from both the business and public sector perspective, allied to the wide experience he has accumulated delivering consultancy services to the public, private and voluntary sectors.

He is pragmatic and balanced when delivering quality consultancy, allied to adopting a business-minded and commonsense approach, resulting in positive actions and solutions that are sustainable and yield real returns.

Paul’s breadth of experience and specialist expertise in inspecting and assessing the interface of disability across the organisational functionality of people, learning, buildings, services, information & communication, provides his clients with a snapshot and current status of disability-specific performance and legal compliance.

He has worked with government ministers and other leading edge influencers and over the years has made significant contribution within the disability business arena, such as the disabiity discrimination act (now the equality act), access for all, access to work, welfare to work and innumerable disability specific initiatives and programmes.

In recognition of his contribution to making a difference in the disability business arena, Paul was honoured to be invited to become one of only 15 associates for the world renowned business disability forum (formerly the employers forum on disability) in november 2001.

As a public speaker, Paul’s witty and challenging talks and presentations enables him to bond with his audience and leaves them wanting more - he simplifies disability, quite simply he gives you confidence and inspiration.

Paul has achieved a reputation for reducing the complex to simple, he makes people connect and engage with disability and equality thus empowering them to play their part, no matter how small, towards making society a place where disabled young people and adults can be valued and have equality of access and opportunity.