Accessibility in Action: Small Changes, Big Impact

Accessibility in Action: Small Changes, Big Impact

To mark the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, I’m offering a free, 1-hour online training session designed to help organisations, schools, and individuals take meaningful steps towards inclusion.

Accessibility isn’t just about ramps and doorways — it’s about attitudes, environments, and everyday actions that make people feel valued and included.
In this session, I’ll share practical ways to identify barriers, create more accessible spaces, and promote a culture of inclusion that benefits everyone.

What You’ll Learn

✅ What accessibility really means – beyond the physical environment
✅ Common barriers and how to recognise them
✅ Small, low-cost changes that make a big difference
✅ Real-life examples of inclusive practice that works

Who It’s For

This session is ideal for:

• School leaders, teachers and SENCOs
• HR and training professionals
• Charity and community leaders
• Anyone who wants to make their environment more accessible and inclusive

No prior knowledge needed – just an open mind and a desire to make a difference.

About the Trainer

I’m Aideen Blackborough, a disability awareness trainer and guest speaker with lived experience of Cerebral Palsy.
For over 10 years, I’ve delivered Disability Awareness Assemblies and training sessions to schools and organisations across the UK, reaching more than 5,000 pupils and professionals.
My sessions are real, relatable, and designed to inspire practical change.

Learn more about my work at www.aideenblackborough.com