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Inclusion and

Awareness Training

A caucasian woman in a boardroom listening attentively to Roger, a black man delivering a presentation on accessibility awareness. On the television next to him is a PowerPoint.

Disability Awareness Training Delivered by Disabled People

Direct Access delivers cost-effective training for organisations, enabling staff to better understand the barriers that colleagues and customers with a disability may have. Our disability awareness training programs will assist staff to learn about legal responsibilities under the Equality Act 2010, and promote a more inclusive approach.

We can provide flexible training ranging from sessions for staff & line-managers, through to executive disability awareness training for HR & Senior Managers.

It’s not just about physical or digital spaces—it’s about creating an atmosphere of understanding, respect, and openness.

This involves training staff to be supportive and responsive to the needs of people with disabilities and engaging with disabled communities to identify and address barriers. By fostering a culture of inclusivity, organisations can ensure they are not just meeting accessibility requirements but are genuinely creating an environment where all people feel welcomed and valued.

Full Overview of Disability Awareness

  • Training people at all levels in any sector.
  • Delivered by Professionals experienced in disability and equality.
  • Promote Disability Confidence and provide guidance to become a Disability Confident Leader.
  • Greater understanding increases morale, productivity and effective teamwork.
  • Tailored sessions with a practical, theoretical and interactive approach.
  • Modular training system to meet specific needs of your business – Social Models, Communication, Issues & Myths, Flexible Approach, Effective Disability Management Recruitment.
A mixed group of adults pose for a group photograph at the end of their accessibility awareness training in the corner of a boardroom. All are smiling and some people are thrusting their arms in the air energetically. A few adults are kneeling on the floor.
A black man wearing a pink polo shirt, grey trousers, and a black cardigan poses in front of a Direct Access exhibition banner which has a grayscale image of a young man in a wheelchair on a cliffside holding his arms in the air.

Access

Consultancy

A smiling man, Steve Dering, holding an iPad is stood in front of various old trains at the Science and Industry Museum.

Accessibility

Audits

A mixed team of workers in a meeting in a conference room with a television in the background. One of the team is a man in a wheelchair.

Disability Workplace

Assessments

A panoramic view of Expo 2020 Dubai at night time.

Event

Planning

Training-2

Inclusion and

Awareness Training

Mystery Shopper

Mystery

Shopping

A selfie photograph of Steven Mifsud (Direct Access CEO) and Jamie Watson (Access Consultant) smiling with a lake and pier in the background on a cloudy day.

Walk and Talk

Accessibility Audits

A diverse group of disabled people at a consultation event at the Science Museum in London pose for a selfie together

Consultation

Events

Altrincham town centre during the day. Several benches and cafes with seating outside. Shops include MAX Photo Experts and Marks and Spencers.

Retail and Town Centre

Consultancy

Direct Access
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