This guide helps you create a welcoming accessibility page for your foundation. It is vital to ensure your digital space is open to all community members regardless of income or ability. Use the draft below to share your commitment to equity and inclusion for the families you serve. *Note: This specific instructional section should be deleted from your final website once you have customized the details in the sections below. Visit the Wix Help Center to learn more about site accessibility tools.

Our Commitment to Inclusion

Current as of [enter relevant date]. At My Local Business, we are dedicated to ensuring our digital resources are inclusive and accessible for every family in our community, especially those in underserved areas who rely on our support.

What Digital Equity Means

For our foundation, digital equity means providing a website where neurodivergent individuals and their families can find support without barriers. We strive to make browsing as easy for those using assistive tools as it is for any other visitor through intentional design.

Inclusive Features on Our Website

We have designed this website to meet WCAG 2.1 standards at the AA level, ensuring a respectful experience for all. To support our families, we have implemented the following features: • Optimized for screen readers and keyboard navigation • Explicit and consistent heading structures throughout • Simple, sensory-friendly color contrasts • Descriptive alternative text for all visual tools • Minimized motion to reduce sensory overload • Clear language and predictable layout patterns • Accessible video captions and audio descriptions

Notes Regarding Local Partner Resources

While we strive for total inclusion, some external resources provided by [enter relevant third-party name] may not yet be fully optimized. This specifically affects [list the URLs]. We are actively advocating for our partners to improve their standards to better serve the needs of our local families.

Physical Accessibility at Our Community Hub

Our foundation's home is designed to be a safe, welcoming space for everyone. We offer accessible parking near the entrance and sensory-friendly meeting rooms. Our building is equipped with ramps, wide hallways for mobility aids, and clear signage. We also provide quiet zones and accessible restrooms to ensure every family member feels comfortable and supported during their visit to our local offices.

Community Feedback and Support

If you experience any barriers or have ideas to make our site more welcoming, please reach out to our dedicated accessibility advocate directly:

• [Name of the accessibility coordinator] • [Telephone number of the accessibility coordinator] • [Email address of the accessibility coordinator] • [Additional social support or community contact details]