Our Services

Delivering training and support to remove the biggest barrier disabled people and all in wider society who have access and inclusion needs face - peoples attitudes and perceptions of them and their requirements. Our workshops help remove the fear many organisations and individuals face when considering inclusion and accessibility, by sharing best practice and our experiences of inclusion and accessibility, through practical discussion and case studies. Presenting different approaches and frameworks to support the implementation of policies and procedures to help identify and remove barriers.

Delivering training and support to remove the biggest barrier disabled people and all in wider society who have access and inclusion needs face - peoples attitudes and perceptions of them and their requirements. Our workshops help remove the fear many organisations and individuals face when considering inclusion and accessibility, by sharing best practice and our experiences of inclusion and accessibility, through practical discussion and case studies. Presenting different approaches and frameworks to support the implementation of policies and procedures to help identify and remove barriers.

Supporting employers to attract and employ a greater percentage of individuals who self define as disabled under the Equalities Act, contributing to a more diverse and inclusive workforce where  the unique valuable insights and expertise experienced individuals have are utilised to improve services and experiences for all. In turn help reduce the Disability Employment Gap in Scotland by supporting greater numbers of disabled people into employment with all the associated benefits this brings.

Via is currently in the process of sourcing funding and support to develop a platform for both visitors and organisers alike to source accessibility information and guidance. The platform will provide audiences with accessibility information to assist them with their visit.

Whilst enabling organisers to; list their events and access a network of service providers and those with specialist equipment and services to list their details to help ease the burden and further support organisers with implementing reasonable adjustments. 

Whilst also providing the opportunity to contribute to, and access a record of reasonable adjustments made. Over time this database can contribute to collective learning practices, offering insights into how access needs have been, and are being addressed and enable a method of best practice for addressing accessibility needs to be shared across the sector.