Accessibility Statement
The Challenging Behaviour Foundation is committed to ensuring that this website is accessible to everyone. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the accessibility of this site, please contact us as we are continually striving to improve the experience for all visitors.
Accessibility features of this website
In the top right-hand corner of every page is an accessibility icon:
Clicking on this icon will reveal an additional menu bar, at the top of the page:
Skip to section
Clicking the ‘skip to menu’ button will move your view down to the main menu.
Clicking the ‘skip to content’ button will move your view down to the main content on the page you are on.
Colours and contrast
Selecting the ‘high contrast’ option will invert several of the colours, increasing readability.
Selecting the ‘greyscale’ option will remove the colour from the page:
Selecting the ‘default’ button returns the colours to their original format.
Adjusting font size
The ‘A+’ button on the accessibility menu increases the font size.
When selected, the ‘A+’ button is replaced by an ‘A-’ button. Clicking the ‘A-’ button returns the font to its original size.
Further information about setting up your computer for accessibility
The following website contains general information about how to customise your hardware (e.g. your keyboard, your mouse, your screen) to make them easier to use. The information on this website is aimed at people who can’t see very well, are blind, can’t hear very well, find words difficult, and/or find a keyboard or mouse hard to use.
Key words
We have tried to ensure that this website is easy to read, and that key words are clearly defined. For definitions of the terms: challenging behaviour and learning disability, please read our definitions.