01
ACCESSIBILITY AUDITS
An accessibility audit is regarded as the first step towards improving accessibility of a premises or any service or facility.
02
ACCESSIBILITY APPRAISAL
An accessibility appraisal is reviewing the architectural design
and other plans before they are actually implemented or
constructed.
and other plans before they are actually implemented or
constructed.
03
TRAINING & SENSITISATION
We are able to customised training programmes for groups of people on various aspects of disability and accessibility.
04
RESEARCH
A research background and a very diverse and rich
experience of working with and for persons with
disabilities, we are able to undertake both qualitative
and quantitative research for a very large number
of areas.
experience of working with and for persons with
disabilities, we are able to undertake both qualitative
and quantitative research for a very large number
of areas.
About Shivani Gupta
Shivani Gupta founded AccessAbility following the completion of her M.Sc. in ‘Inclusive Environments — Design and Management’ from the University of Reading, UK. Participating in a ‘Training of Trainers programme on non-handicapping environments for persons with disabilities and the elderly’ organised at the UN ESCAP headquarters in Thailand in the year 2000, was a life-altering moment for her. It changed her perspective towards disability from the medical approach that for inclusion requires the disabled person be fixed, to a social approach where the society needed to become more accessible and inclusive to enable persons with disabilities to participate on an equal bases.
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Shivani Gupta is a well known name. But this is not just a name. This is epitome of Determination, Courage and Strong will power. Life has tested her in many ways but each time she came out victorious. She is a Quadriplegic but sitting on her wheelchair she runs a firm called AcessAbility. This firm...
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Support services for persons with disabilities in low and middle income countries
Having adequate and appropriate support in the community is important for neutralising isolation faced by persons with disabilities and giving them control over their lives. It is a core requirement for the realisation of article 19 of the Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities (CRPD). The CRPD proposes a shift from a medical…
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