WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
WE’RE SO GLAD YOU’RE HERE.
Think about your neighborhood; not just the homes that surround you, but the places that make your community feel like home. Coffee shops, music venues, art galleries, restaurants— these are the businesses that make communities unique. Unfortunately, many of these places are not accessible to your disabled neighbors. That’s where our work comes in. At Neighborhood Access, we know that understanding how to create an accessible space can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to help you make your physical spaces, online presence, and employee-facing processes accessible, without much work on your end. We have the knowledge, expertise, and lived experience to make your business a place the disabled community will want to explore, without overhauling the great work you already do.
WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING
“Jules came highly recommended for their accessibility training and they exceeded our high expectations. Their presentation was wonderfully practical, and included concrete tips for dealing with real-life challenges such as: using easy tools to make our social media more accessible; structuring online events with disabilities in mind; and reading the room to use the right language. Jules is a talented presenter who knows when to break, when to solicit questions, and how to engage an audience. I have no doubt that NH would be a more inclusive place if more organizations and businesses took advantage of Jules’ services!”
Logo design by Matt Pietry, hello@mattpietrydesigns.com .
Logo Image Description: Two white building silhouettes, outlined with a thick black line, slightly overlap. There is a pink heart where they meet. To the right of that, text reads “Neighborhood Access”.