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AbilityNet

AbilityNet is a UK charity founded in 1998 that helps older and disabled people use digital technology to achieve their goals, supported by a network of over 300 community volunteers. They also deliver professional digital accessibility consultancy and training to help organisations build inclusive products and services.

Professional-LedNationalAssistive TechnologyCross-Disability

About

Founded in 1998 and based in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, AbilityNet has become the UK's leading digital accessibility charity and is recognised globally for its expertise in assistive technology and web accessibility standards. They sustain their charitable mission through commercial accessibility services for organisations of all sizes.

What They Do

AbilityNet provides free one-to-one IT support to disabled and older people through its volunteer network; maintains MyComputerMyWay, a free online guide to accessible computing; operates a helpline for technology advice; and delivers professional website accessibility auditing, WCAG training, and user testing through their commercial arm.

Who They Serve

AbilityNet serves disabled people and older adults who need help using technology, as well as businesses, public bodies, and charities seeking to improve the accessibility and usability of their digital products and services.

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Location

Leamington Spa, United Kingdom

Serves: National

Key Facts

Leadership
Professional-Led
Type
Assistive TechnologyService Provider
Ages Served
All Ages

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