Accessibility toolkit

Resources to help you create content and communications that are accessible to everyone.
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Creating accessible content

In Australia, approximately one in six people have a disability and may have trouble accessing your content, information and facilities1. This may mean that some of the people you’re trying to attract and engage with on behalf of your business or community organisation are missing out.

Accessibility or Universal Design offers everyone equal opportunity and access to the same information. Creating accessible content and documents is an easy process that benefits everyone — as an organisation you can reach more people, and as a consumer you can engage in more activities and content.

By following the few simple guidelines provided in our online toolkit, you’ll be well on your way to making your event, program, workplace and communication materials more accessible for everyone.

Accessible resources

With the support of the Federal Government we’ve created an accessibility toolkit to support you in your journey to creating accessible content.

Click to download the accessible Word document

Click to download the pdf

This toolkit was created with the support of the Federal Government Grant – Information, Linkages and Capacity Building – Social and Community Participation 2020-21.

Our updated 2024 guidelines are coming soon!

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Accessibility support

If you’d like to organise accessibility training for your organisation or book an expert to help with your individual business needs, simply contact us using the info below.

Phone: (07) 3500 9060

Email: clients@guidedogsqld.com.au

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