Take your business to the next level
by making it accessible to all.
Did you know that around 14.6 million people in the UK have disabilities? We provide friendly disability access audits to help your business to become fully inclusive.
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How We Can Help
Disabled Access Audit
Disabled peoples’ experiences matter and every negative experience impacts your business. A disability access audit will show you how you can improve your facilities for the disabled community.
External Environments Access Audit
Ensuring that outdoor spaces are accessible for all individuals, regardless of their abilities, can greatly enhance the overall experience and inclusiveness.
Employment Hub
As a social enterprise, we reinvest all our profits to support the disabled community. We created the Employment Hub, a project that works in partnership with SEND schools to give students invaluable real-life work experience.
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Why Do I Need DDA Audit?
As a business owner, you might have heard of the term DDA audit but may not be entirely sure what it is and why you need one. We will walk you through everything you need to know about disabled access audits, including what they are, and why you need one.
What is a DDA Audit?
The Equality Act 2010 (formerly the Disability Discrimination Act or DDA), is a law passed in the UK that makes it illegal to discriminate against people with disabilities in the workplace and in society. The audit is an assessment of a business’s premises, policies, and procedures to ensure they are compliant with the Equality Act and accessible to people with disabilities.
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We’re here to help. An Access Audit will guide you to make positive improvements to your venue so that visiting is a positive experience for every disabled person.
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We believe
in a world where stress-free disabled access is available to all.
For disabled people simply planning a trip out can be full of stressful possibilities. You might not be able to enter a venue, use the bathroom or navigate freely. Because of this, leaving the house can be a source of huge anxiety for disabled people, leading to isolation, depression and an abundance of issues.
Sadly many establishments, offices and buildings claim they are accessible for the disabled when they aren’t. We’re working towards a world where disabled access is at the forefront of everyone’s minds so the disabled community can enjoy their day-to-day lives without accessibility fears.
The three founders of Access Rating are all disabled businessmen who have been navigating the tricky world of disability access their whole lives. Together, they felt there was a need to create a platform that would allow the very real issues of a lack of access, opportunities and unacceptable facilities to be discussed on a wider scale.
Together, we can do better and be better for the disabled community.
Access Denied? Britain's Mobility Problem
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Access Rating has been working closely with companies to improve access for all.
It was a real delight when we were asked to be featured on ITV as part of the programme “Access Denied? Britain’s Mobility Problem”, it highlighted the work we have done and continue to do with The Wildlife Trust.
By disabled people, for disabled people
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Access Rating is run by disabled people, for disabled people.
As a social enterprise, we reinvest all our profits back into our work placement programme, the Employment Hub. The Employment Hub is run in collaboration with SEND schools and helps to give young, disabled people valuable work experience and skills for the future.
Supporting the next generation of disabled employees and entrepreneurs
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Disabled people find it disproportionately difficult to find full-time employment. By teaching young people valuable skills through our Employment Hub we can set them up for success in the future. The more access audits we do, the more young people we can help.
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