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Accessible Action values and promotes the social model of disability and supports organisations to improve outcomes and increase participation for people with disability. Providing functional expertise and valuable lived experience from the perspectives of people with disability, we recognize the importance of access and inclusion in everything we do.
We will undertake a high-level review and analysis of your organisation and work closely with you to engage internal and external stakeholders to develop access plans, strategies, policies and processes to promote access and inclusion.
Accessible Action will provide tailored disability awareness training to improve access and inclusion in your organisation. We will ensure your learning outcomes provide a new perspective on the social model of disability, and shift mindsets to promote access and inclusion of people with disability in your organisation.
Our facilitators will be people with lived experience of disability in order to influence with authenticity and effect meaningful change.
Providing bespoke consulting services to raise awareness around disability and inclusion, as well as helping businesses remove invisible barriers to ensure consumers have a holistically accessible experience.
Easy English is a form of accessible information that uses cognitive-load reduction techniques to increase the readability of information.
It is significantly more accessible than plain language and Easy Read.
About Easy English techniques:
The cognitive-load reduction techniques in Easy English
use simple words with one or two syllables where possible
use simple punctuation such as full stop and question mark
break down the information and explain more complicated concepts to foster understanding
- use concrete images to support the text
- format the document to decrease clutter.
How will Easy English help you?
Using Easy English will help your business in many ways through engaging more stakeholders, reducing miscommunications, using time more effectively, estabilishing a reputation as an inclusive organisation.
Talk to us about how we can help you with your accessible information and Easy English needs.
GetAboutAble is a leading Australian accessible tourism consultancy, supporting tourism businesses to improve their access and inclusion.
20% of the population has access needs, including vision, hearing, mobility, neurodiversity and hidden disabilities. That’s 1 in 5 people who actively seek accessible and inclusive venues and experiences. GetAboutAble not only supports tourism operators to enhance travel and leisure opportunities for people with disability (PWD), but also to tap into the “disabled dollar” and market to this valuable audience.
By providing a wide range of consulting services and coordinating the annual Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Conference, GetAboutAble strives to change industry mindsets and business practices, promoting social participation and employment for people with disability throughout the tourism industry.
We believe that everyone should have equal opportunities to access and participate in the arts. The creative and cultural industries should reflect and represent our diverse society. These values are at the core of our personal and professional goals and our work as arts consultants, specialising in access, diversity, equity and inclusion.
We work with arts, cultural and other organisations to make improvements and create positive change, through strategy, planning, research, evaluation, co-design, consultation and training. On any given day, this might look like facilitating strategy sessions, running consultations, writing an Equity Action Plan or delivering Disability Inclusion Training.
Why choose us?
1. Making accessibility real: We bring lived experience and professional expertise to help you get it right.
2. Breaking down barriers: We help you increase access and inclusion through tangible, practical advice.
3. Achievable outcomes: Morwenna Collett and Associates is your partner in accessibility and diversity – delivering practical inclusion strategies that work.
Hi, we're The Access Agency.
We're qualified access consultants and communications professionals working specifically in the visitor economy.
As founder of The Access Agency, Ryan leads the field by assessing, advising, and delivering materials that make tourism products more inclusive and accessible.
At The Access Agency, we do 3 things within the Visitor Economy;
• Advocate and build capacity for regions and operators
• Provide Audits and Assessments (physical and digital)
• Deliver communications and materials for visitors and destinations
Ryan has worked with Parks Victoria, Visit Victoria, The City of Melbourne, Gold Coast City Council, Tourism North East and many individual operators to develop and deliver better, more universal tourism experiences.
He’s a widely travelled wheelchair user and inclusion advocate.
By providing access reviews, expert advice, and content – his mission is to make travel better, more equitable and universally accessible.
Join us in the inclusion revolution. We are making communication easier to understand and more accessible. When over 50% of Australians read at a primary school level or below, it's essential that your communication makes sense to your intended audience.
Whether you want to learn how to write Easy Read or Easy English, or have us translate your documents, we can help. We have templates, over 1200 images, microcourses, workshops and a Feedback Group of people with cognitive disabilities.
We also provide consulting services to meet your needs around disability inclusion and accessibility, neurodiversity and more.
We are a certified social enterprise employing disabled people in most of our team.
Twenty Percent is a dynamic, growing advisory that specialises in providing high-quality services to help organisations unleash the power of the 20% of Australians who have a disability. Working collaboratively with our clients, we co-create and develop action plans, strategies, policies and processes that promote access and inclusion.
Our ethos is grounded in lived experience from the perspectives of people with disability. We understand the challenges faced by people with disability because we are those people. What’s more, strategic partnerships with specialists in physical accessibility audits, professionals dealing with chronic illness, and trainers with lived experience of disability and caring enable us to provide a comprehensive range of services.
We are committed to the social model of disability. We recognize the importance of access and inclusion across employee and customer lifecycles and broader community engagement.
Find out how Twenty Percent can help you achieve more by engaging the full power of your workforce, customers and community. Reach out to us today.