Adelphi – Adulting, Together®
Accessibility Statement
Last Updated: June 2026
Our Commitment
Adelphi – Adulting, Together® is committed to making our services, content, resources and opportunities as accessible and inclusive as possible.
We believe that everyone should be able to access information, opportunities and support with confidence, dignity and independence.
Accessibility is not an add-on. It is a core part of how Adelphi is designed, developed and delivered.
As a lived-experience-led organisation, we recognise that accessibility includes not only physical and digital access, but also clarity, inclusion, understanding and reducing unnecessary barriers.
What Accessibility Means to Us
We understand that people engage with information and services in different ways.
This may include people who:
• Use assistive technologies such as screen readers
• Navigate using a keyboard rather than a mouse
• Have visual, hearing or mobility impairments
• Are neurodivergent, including ADHD, autism or dyslexia
• Experience cognitive or learning differences
• Access information using mobile devices or older technology
• Prefer clear, straightforward language and layouts
We aim to create experiences that are welcoming, flexible and easy to navigate for as many people as possible.
Our Digital Accessibility Commitment
We aim to ensure that the Adelphi website and digital resources are accessible to a broad range of users.
Where possible, we work towards recognised accessibility best practices, including the principles of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA.
Practical steps may include:
• Using clear and structured content
• Maintaining readable font sizes and layouts
• Supporting keyboard navigation where possible
• Using appropriate colour contrast
• Adding alternative text to images where appropriate
• Avoiding unnecessarily complex language and page structures
• Reviewing accessibility during content updates and development work
Accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time exercise.
Accessibility Across the Adelphi Ecosystem
Accessibility extends beyond our website.
We aim to consider accessibility across all areas of Adelphi, including:
• Digital resources and guides
• Initiatives and opportunities
• Training and workshops
• Talks and speaking engagements
• Consultancy services
• Community and partnership activities
• Future applications, tools and services
Where reasonable adjustments can be made, we will seek to do so wherever practical and appropriate.
Accessibility Tools
Our website includes accessibility features and tools designed to support different ways of accessing content.
Depending on the device and browser being used, users may be able to:
• Adjust text size
• Modify colour and contrast settings
• Use keyboard navigation
• Access text-to-speech functionality
• Utilise browser and device accessibility settings
These tools are intended to complement the accessibility features already available through modern devices and assistive technologies.
Third-Party Services
Some Adelphi services, initiatives and opportunities may involve third-party organisations, platforms or providers.
Whilst we aim to work with organisations that share our commitment to inclusion and accessibility, some accessibility features may be controlled by those providers.
Where accessibility barriers are identified, we will seek reasonable alternatives or improvements wherever possible.
Continuous Improvement
Accessibility is an ongoing journey.
As Adelphi grows, we remain committed to reviewing, learning and improving our approach to accessibility.
We welcome feedback from users, professionals, organisations and partners to help us identify areas where we can improve.
Feedback and Support
If you experience difficulty accessing any part of our website, services, resources or opportunities, or if you require information in an alternative format, please contact us:
We will do our best to respond promptly and work with you to find an appropriate solution.
In Summary
Adelphi – Adulting, Together® is committed to creating spaces, services and opportunities that are inclusive, accessible and respectful.
We recognise that accessibility looks different for different people, and we remain committed to reducing barriers wherever possible so that more people can access the support, opportunities and community they need.
Adelphi – Adulting, Together®
"Adulting shouldn't mean doing it alone."