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Accessibility

We offer the following accessibility features on this site:

Recite Me

Recite Me is installed on our site. Recite Me is Accessibility Software that supports each website visitor by providing them with options that allow them to use our website in a way that works best for them.  Recite Me can be enabled by clicking on the ‘Accessibility Tools’ tab in the bottom right hand corner of your screen.

Flexible page layout

The page resizes with the width of your browser window

 Skip Navigation Link

At the top of every page is a hidden link that is spoken by screen-reading software and will appear when ‘tabbed to’ using a keyboard. It is the first link and, when selected, will make reading skip past the rest of the menu items and commence at the beginning of the main page content.

Help in making our website look the way you want

My Computer My Way was developed by AbilityNet, Microsoft and the BBC as a source of accessibility help for all computer users. It includes a wealth of information on making changes to your computer (Windows and Mac) as well as websites and the internet to make them easier to use.

Accessibility and Usability of Our Site

This website strives to uphold the principles and best practices of the world-recognised WCAG 2.0 guidelines. While we aim to comply with the WCAG guidelines, our central objective is users finding our site accessible and usable in practice regardless of any special need, impairment or access technology.

Feedback

We welcome feedback on any aspect (including the Accessibility and usability) of our website. If you have had any problems or issues while using our site we would be delighted to hear from you. Please get in touch using the details on the contact us page.

Safe spaces
  • This is a Safe Space for victims of domestic abuse.
  • This webpage leaves no trace in your internet history.
  • To exit this page quickly, click Escape Site (top right corner).
Call the police

Dial ‘999’ for immediate assistance. If you are unable to speak or answer questions while on a 999 call, stay on the line, and when prompted, press 55 and your call will be transferred to the police. The local police number is 101 for non-emergencies.

*The ’55’ option will only work with 999.

Am I at Risk?

‘How do I know if I am suffering domestic abuse?’ This short survey will help you identify if the behaviours you are experiencing are domestic abuse.

If you are experiencing domestic abuse, you are not alone. Local support and help is easy to access through this search function. Click here

Local Support Services

If you are experiencing domestic abuse, you are not alone. Local support and help is easy to access through this search function. Click here

Contact National Helplines

National domestic abuse support services can offer you guidance here.

Useful Links

Access a range of other services that can support you. Click here