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A Disabled Dating service that caters to disabled and handicapped singles in Canada, U.S.A., U.K. and Australia.!

The owner of datingdisabledsingles.com was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Having a disablity she knew how hard it was for disabled and handicapped singles to find people in their own towns or cities. Disabled dating online was the answer and creating a dating site for disabled and people who support them was created. Dating disabled singles.com is not only a disabled dating service, it is a disabled community for people to give each other hope, chat and meet abled bodies singles.

Where else can you meet 1,000's of disabled single women and disabled single men in Monterey Park or surrounding area. Don't let your disability stop you from finding love. Our customers range from people born with disablilites or handicaps to those who have been injured in accidents or servicemen who have been disabled in active service and are amputees. We have disabled men and women looking for relationships and marriage. Find disabled singles in Australia

Our single customers see beyond your wheelchair, unlike other dating sites where you will find that you do not get responses to your messages when they find out that you have a disability.

If you are in a wheelchair, have M.S., C.P, Deaf or any other handicap or disability, there is someone here now waiting to meet you. Join Dating Disabled singles today, post your Free Profile and a photo. If you are in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal or Ottawa. In Adelaide, Canberra, or Sydney Australia. We have singles looking to date you.

A few Dating Tips

1. Be honest

Why post a profile that is dishonest? How will you explain it when you decide to meet someone in person? We know that most people will lie about their age or their weight or even their disability. In the end you will have to meet this person face to face and how will you explain it? You expect honesty from people you will date, and they will expect the same of you.

2. Post A GOOD PHOTO

I can not stress this enough. Admit it you hate looking at sites without photos. Did you know that dating profiles with photos get 10x the attention? It's true! If you are serious about finding a date, post a photo so you can start meeting people right away.

3. Ask for a chat
Chatting with someone is a fast way to get to know people. People are very casual and normally not as nervous. It is much faster than using email.

4. Disabled dating guestbook - What is it and how do I use it?

Your guestbook is where people can leave comments about you, and where you can leave comments about them. If you talk to them in the chat room, you can leave a message in their guestbook telling them how much you appreciated chatting with them, or tell other people what a great person they are.

5. Be unique - take your time filling out your dating profile.
Read other profiles and see what you like and don't like about them. Unique profiles get more responses as they are usually honest and have a shoot from the hip type style. Do not use phrases like "not looking for a couch potato" A better phrase would be "looking for someone who is active". If you do not want to have children or be in a relationship with children, there is nothing wrong with that but make sure you say this in your profile so potential suitors can screen you out if they have children or want them in the future. Get a friend to read your profile and ask them if they think it honestly portrays who you are and what you are looking for.

6. Post a video.

Why not post a video introducing yourself? Sometimes a photo does not represent who you really are. Dating video's are the latest technology and can give other singles a better impression of you. Post your profile, add as many photos as you like and add a video. If you would like to learn how to post a photo and or video please visit our Dating video tutorial

Our dating site is available to:

Disabled people looking for friends or dates in Australia

Disabled people in Canada, and the U.S.A.

Disabled people in U.K. who would love a Canadian friend.