Neighborhood Access works with organizations like yours to help you make your presence, processes, and practices accessible to the disabled community.

A Black non-binary person with a leopard print cane presses a wall-mounted push button to open the cafe door. They are dressed in all black and have a shaved head, glasses, and a red lip on.

Photo Credit: Disabled and Here

Please note: As of January 2024, Neighborhood Access LLC will no longer be in operation. The LLC model is no longer serving us and we are pivoting to be a collective of contractors operating on a limited per-project basis, coordinated by our founder, Jules Good. This site will remain active and we will still operate under the name Neighborhood Access for the sake of convenience. Please email jules@neighborhoodaccess.org for questions or consulting inquiries!

Accessibility Made Easy

You do important work; make it accessible to the disabled community! At Neighborhood Access, we know that understanding how to make your space and practices accessible can be overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to help you make all aspects of your organization accessible and more inclusive. We have the knowledge, expertise, and lived experience to make your business, nonprofit, or campaign a place your disabled neighbors and their networks will want to explore, while integrating solutions that truly work for you.

Who we’ve worked with:

 
  • Google Open Source

  • ACLU NH

  • Black Lives Matter: Nashua, Manchester, and Seacoast Chapters

  • Stacey Abrams’ 2022 Campaign

  • Many, many more!

 
Logos for who we’ve worked with: Google Open Source, ACLU, BLM Seacoast Chapter, New Hampshire Youth Movement, All Good Strategies, and Robin Vogt for State Representative.
Thank you for the Equity building work you bring to our world.
— Shanti Scott
Jules and their team did an amazing job meeting us where we were at, listened to where we wanted to go and helped us fill in the gaps! Our organization is stronger and improved for the long haul thanks to the strategic approach to the work we did together.
— Hannah Grimes Center Team Member

Let’s work together.