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Disabilty Portfolio - Wales Edition

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Certain information on this site requires that you have the right software to view it. This page offers links to freely available viewers and readers.
These guides will help museums, archives and libraries to become more accessible to disabled people. 

The Wales Edition includes Welsh contextual information and contact details for Welsh organisations. The guides are available in Welsh and English.

  • Guide 1: Disability In Context - Use Guide 1 to gain understanding of how disabled people place themselves within society and learn what factors influence their choice of services.
  • Guide 2: Meeting Disabled People - Use Guide 2 for advice on face-face interaction with disabled people as service users, customers, colleagues and volunteers.
  • Guide 3: Training For Equality - Use Guide 3 to assess your organisation's disability training needs and choose the best trainer for the job.
  • Guide 4: Audits - Use Guide 4 to understand the reasons for carrying out audits, to enable you to identify what type of audit you want and find out who you need to approach to do it.
  • Guide 5: Disability Discrimination Act - Please note that this has been removed as it has been superseded by the Equality Act 2010.
  • Guide 6: Inclusive Information - Use Guide 6 for advice on how to ensure the information you provide is inclusive and accessible to everyone who wants to use your services.
  • Guide 7: Using Technology - Use Guide 7 to gain an understanding of how disabled people use technology in their daily lives and how services can be designed to support this.
  • Guide 8: Access On A Shoestring - Use Guide 8 for advice on ways to create better access for a wide range of people, without large-scale expenditure. The guide suggests practical routes to low-cost improvements, including planning and behaviour changes that have no cost implication.
  • Guide 9: Accessible Environments - Use Guide 9 for advice on what to consider when creating accessible environments for people with a broad range of disabilities and a variety of requirements.
  • Guide 10: Outreach And Partnerships - Use Guide 10 to find inspiration and practical guidance for developing and sustaining outreach projects and partnerships in the community.
  • Guide 11: Consulting Disabled People - Use Guide 11 for guidance on consultation with disabled people; its benefits and uses; methods of consulting; how to plan and prepare for the process and carry it out in an accessible way.
  • Guide 12: Employment At Every Level - Use Guide 12 when considering recruitment and retention - whether of staff, volunteers or trustees - as a practical source of advice on ways to ensure fair treatment for all disabled people in the workplace.
  • MLA Access For All Self-Assessment Toolkit: Checklist 1 - Disability Access for Museums, Libraries and Archives.