Disability
We aim to make our services accessible to everyone. By improving the understanding of disabilities and what barriers affect access to buildings and their surroundings and the use of services (including online services), we can hope to achieve an accessible environment that everyone can enjoy.
Find out more about help and services for disabled people within the Wycombe district:
Disability guidelines
We are committed to ensuring that those people with a disability are treated fairly and equitably.
In line with this a series of guidance notes have been produced. Each of the notes will be reviewed and updated as necessary.
Guidance on the following is available to download below:
- making written information accessible
- selecting a venue
- dietary requirements
Equality and diversity
Our equality and diversity pages show our policy and vison, scheme and current corporate equality plan.
Find out more about equality and diversity
Disability organisations
Use the links below to explore the wide range of local and national disability organisations that provide information, advice and support for people with disabilities.
Aidis Trust (Opens in new window)
Charity committed to helping disabled people communicate more easily through technology. They offer help, support and advice on all aspects of disability computing.
Shaw Trust (Opens in new window)
Shaw Trust is a national charity that provides training and work opportunities for people who are disadvantaged in the labour market due to disability, ill health or other social circumstances.
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