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Small budget, big impact: affordable ways to make your not-for-profit more accessible
Asa Hems is the Access Advisor for CAE’s Access and Sustainability Advisor Service (ASAS) – a free service funded by the City Bridge Foundation that...
Public parks and gardens only work if they are accessible to all
CAE’s Asa Hems has visited many public green spaces across London through his work as ASAS’s Access Advisor. In this blog, Asa, a wheelchair user,...
Designing for neurodiversity is about understanding the people who occupy the space, as well as the space itself
Neurodiversity is a term that recognises natural variations in how people think, process information and engage with the world. This includes, but...
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Wheelchair Accessible Housing – online
This virtual course will help you fully understand the technical details contained within Category 3, and the key differences between the design of ‘wheelchair adaptable’ and ‘wheelchair accessible’ dwellings. Click here to find out more and how to book




























