A digital world accessible to all

Established in 1998 AbilityNet is a pioneering UK charity tranforming the lives of older and disabled people and working with organisations of all types and sizes to build a digital world that is accessible to all

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New Year, New Digital You: Unlock your online potential in 2025

Join us on Wednesday 22 January for a free webinar on tools and apps that could transform how you interact online and with digital devices in 2025!

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About our services

We support a wide range of users; from older or disabled people looking for help with their technology to digital professionals advocating for accessibility and inclusion best practices within their organisation.

 

Why choose AbilityNet

We are a founding member of the International Association of Accessibility Professionals and a leading expert in all areas of digital and assistive technology. Highlights of the impact we made last year follow.

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1.5 million visits to our online advice and information resources

 

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12,236 accessibility issues identified and advice on solutions provided

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19,091 hours of free technology support for older and disabled people

 

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4,031 people trained on accessibility and inclusion topics

Sharing our expertise

As part of our work in digital inclusion we offer trustworthy independent advice and information. We share this in a variety of ways including on our website, when responding to calls to our helpline and at events.

 

What our clients say

Last year our Free Technology Support clients gave us a customer satisfaction rating of 95% and our Digital Accessibility Services clients gave us a customer satisfaction rating of 98%.

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"I was in a desperate mess with my computer. I found the service very supportive, extremely patient and tailored to my needs. It's good to know there's help out there…”

Free Technology Support client

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“The project was excellent – the recruitment, interaction with researchers, the report… you took us beyond our knowledge of what being truly accessible means...”

Digital Accessibility Services client

 

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