At EPADAAH, we aim to design our website, resources, programs, kits and planning tools and all other communications to be as accessible, inclusive, understandable and usable as reasonably practicable.

However, we cannot not guarantee that every part of our website, resources, programs, kits and planning tools and all other communications will be accessible to every person or compatible with every assistive technology.

Where reasonably practicable, EPADAAH aims to make information:

• Clear and easy to understand

• Supported by meaningful headings and labels

• Logically structured

• Presented in plain language with descriptive headings

•  Easy to navigate

• Readable across different devices

• Adequately contrasted and visually presented

• Created and/or designed to minimise unnecessary complexity

• Usable by people with different levels of digital confidence.

We also seek to avoid unnecessary jargon or complex terminology, as well as explain concepts in a practical and approachable way.

Where we become aware of an accessibility barrier, we will consider reasonable ways to address it.

Accessibility and Different Devices: People may access EPADAAH resources using computers, tablets, smartphones, screen readers, magnification software, voice controls, keyboard navigation and other assistive technologies. However, we cannot guarantee compatibility with every device, browser, operating system, assistive technology or combination of technologies.

Third-Party Content: The EPADAAH website, resources, programs, kits and planning tools and all other communications may include links to information from third-party websites, government agencies, research organisations, service providers or other external sources. EPADAAH does not control the accessibility of these third-party websites or resources.

Accessibility Is an Ongoing Process: We recognise that no website, resource, program, kit and planning tool, and/or other communications is necessarily accessible to every person in every circumstance, and we work towards change when reasonably applicable or required.

Nothing in this accessibility statement is intended to exclude, restrict or modify any rights or obligations that cannot lawfully be excluded, restricted or modified under applicable Australian law.