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Walk and Talk Advisory

A time-efficient, interactive visit to review current accessibility on-site, and identify areas for improvement.

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What is Walk and Talk Advisory?

A Walk and Talk advisory builds on our years of experience of advising organisations on how they could become more accessible.

Over an hour and a half site visit, one of our auditors will identify what currently works well, and key priorities for how your premises or organisation could improve further.

It also makes a brief review of digital and printed information.

Why choose a Walk and Talk?

  • Time-efficient: Gain immediate insights in just 90 minutes.
  • Interactive learning: The hands-on format doubles as staff training, raising awareness of access issues on the spot and leaving you better equipped to assess in the future.
  • Priorities: Ideal for organisations that have taken actions but want to identify what is working well and where the focus should be for realising future opportunities.
  • Positive: Our focus is to encourage, equip and enable you in becoming more accessible. 
  • Affordable: £295 + VAT. Supplements for locations more than 1 hour / 50 miles from Exeter or for an expanded scope
CASE STUDY

A Walk and Talk visit with a local wellbeing charity

Local charity Seachange recently took part in a Walk and Talk access audit with Disability Together’s business services team.

Thanks to funding from the National Lottery Community Fund, we have been able to offer a number of free Walk and Talk access audits to community venues across Devon. 

Venues like Seachange play an important role in supporting local wellbeing. We are pleased to work alongside organisations like this to help make community spaces more accessible and welcoming for everyone.

CASE STUDY

How a Walk and Talk helped a shopping centre enhance accessibility

Affinity Devon described our Walk & Talk service as “really informative and useful – a straightforward way to see how we could improve what we’ve already got,” and would “100% recommend” it.

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“The Walk & Talk service was perfect for an organisation looking to take its next steps in becoming more accessible. It was really informative and useful – a straightforward way to see how we could improve what we’ve already got. I’d 100 % recommend this service.”
Nicola JefferyAffinity Devon
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Who should use this service?

  • Organisations looking for an introduction to accessibility on-site
  • Organisations that want to review steps taken and future priorities
  • Key staff wanting an on-the-job learning experience
  • Organisations we’ve worked with so far have included a retail centre, wildlife attraction, library, community centre, museum, holiday accommodation, university and heritage site.

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