Site Accessibility Options
The Internet has helped to change the way that people work and communicate. However, everyone can find using the internet difficult, but for people with a learning disability, it is even more of a challenge. A learning disability affects the way someone learns, communicates or handles tasks. They can be mild, moderate or severe. When referring about the web, we talk about how information in web sites can be accessed by people with physical disabilities, but also those with limitations such as:
- Visual Impairment - colour blind
- Speech Impediment - dyslexia
- Physical Disability - unable to use a keyboard or mouse
- Software Restrictions - text only browsers
- Language Barriers
The GRA website tries to cater for as wide an audience as possible. The options below will allow you to select how you prefer to view the GRA website.