About Yes to Access

Accessibility begins with asking who a place is built for.

Yes to Access

Launched by the Association of People with Disability, Yes to Access was created in response to a simple but critical truth: inaccessibility remains one of the biggest barriers to inclusion.

Through accessibility assessments, community participation and data, Yes to Access helps make barriers visible and supports more accessible places, services and systems.

Built Accessibility

Built Accessibility and the Yes to Access App

Built accessibility ensures that physical spaces are inclusive and functional for everyone.

The Yes to Access app enables users to document accessibility across public places using structured checks covering features such as ramps, tactile paths, signage, accessible parking, step-free entrances and toilets.

The resulting data helps people understand the accessibility of places while creating evidence that can support planning and improvement.

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Yes to Access built accessibility initiative

Digital Accessibility

Digital experiences should work for everyone.

Digital accessibility helps ensure that websites, applications and online services can be used by people with different disabilities.

Yes to Access promotes awareness around accessible digital design, including navigation, contrast, structure, usability and alternative text.

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Mobility

Accessible mobility connects people to opportunity.

Accessible mobility means that buses, stations, routes and transport infrastructure can be used safely and independently by everyone.

Yes to Access documents transport accessibility and works with partners to strengthen evidence, awareness and advocacy around inclusive mobility.

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Help map accessibility around you.

Download Yes to Access and contribute accessibility information about public places, services and infrastructure.

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