Digital access
Use current browsers, zoom up to at least 200%, keyboard navigation, screen-reader landmarks, descriptive link language, and printable alternatives.
Access is part of program quality.
The site is designed for keyboard navigation, responsive layouts, readable contrast, semantic headings, printable worksheets, visible focus indicators, reduced-motion preferences, and text alternatives for meaningful visuals.
Language access
Vital documents, safety instructions, consent materials, and program notices require controlled translation and qualified interpretation when needed. Machine translation alone is not final approval.
Reasonable modification
Local implementers remain responsible for accessible formats, communication aids, sensory and mobility needs, reading-level adaptation, and individualized accommodations.
Report a barrier
Use the Reach One administrative contact route to report a website or document accessibility barrier. Do not include clinical or protected information.