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Access Maps
Access Maps was created with a clear goal: to ensure everyone has access to the accessibility information they need. In a world where 1 in 6 people identify as disabled, too many still face daily uncertainty about whether they'll be welcomed, supported or even able to enter the spaces they need.
We built Access Maps to change that. Every feature is shaped by the lived experiences of our community — people with a range of access needs, ages and interests — not just checklists or compliance standards. Our mission is twofold: to empower individuals with free, trustworthy accessibility data that enables full participation in their communities, and to give organisations practical tools that turn accessibility into a competitive advantage.
Access Maps goes beyond ramps and doorways. It's about full-spectrum accessibility: supporting neurodivergent needs, sensory considerations, cultural safety and the often-overlooked aspects of truly inclusive service.
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