Our full accessibility statement sets out not only how we try to make our website accessible, but also how we try to be accessible in other ways.
Our website is W3C compliant. This is intended to ensure cross-browser consistency, and support our initiatives for disability accessibility.
The frameset of our website is WCAG 1.0 compliant at priority 1 level and we are working towards compliance at levels 2 & 3.
The archive area of our website includes a text only version - no current text only version exists, as we have moved to WCAG 1.0 compliance for the main website instead.
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For detailed information on how to adjust your computer to facilitate accessibility, visit the “my computer my way” part of AbilityNet’s website. This has much useful information including:
We have not been independently audited against AbilityNet’s or any other comparable standard, but AbilityNet does publish its standard, and we have attempted a self-audit against the published standard, which is available on request.
Its social workers are registered with
the
General Social Care Council