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AbilityNet

AbilityNet is a UK charity founded in 1998 that helps older and disabled people use digital technology, and supports organisations of all sizes to build accessible digital services. It deploys over 450 trained technology volunteers for free in-home support and publishes widely used web accessibility guidance.

Professional-LedNationalAssistive TechnologyCross-Disability

About

AbilityNet was established in 1998 and is headquartered in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. It operates nationally across the UK, combining a network of trained volunteers with professional accessibility consultancy to make the digital world work for everyone.

What They Do

AbilityNet provides free technology support to older and disabled people through home visits and phone assistance, runs accessibility audits and consultancy for businesses and public sector organisations, publishes free factsheets and webinars on assistive technology, and identifies tens of thousands of accessibility barriers in digital services each year.

Who They Serve

Older and disabled people who need help using everyday technology, organisations seeking to meet WCAG accessibility standards, and professionals in accessibility, HR, and digital inclusion roles across the UK.

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Location

Leamington Spa, United Kingdom

Serves: National

Key Facts

Leadership
Professional-Led
Type
Service ProviderAssistive Technology
Ages Served
All Ages

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