Information on access solutions, facilities and equipment that can be used by designers, developers and service providers to enhance independence for people with disabilities. Includes service delivery and building provisions to comply with the Disability Discrimination Act. (United Kingdom)

A non-profit, unincorporated association, formed in 1990 to meet the special needs of those involved with accessibility equipment, including the design, installation and maintenance of vertical, inclined and horizontal conveying systems which are used primarily to provide access and/or egress for physically challenged persons in public and residential environments.

Information and checklist for making facilities safe and accessible for those who are blind, blind-deaf, or visually impaired.

A checklist for making facilities safe and accessible for those who are blind, blind-deaf, or visually impaired.

Recommended appliances for remodeling a home to make it accessible for the physically limited.

Seeks to promote equal access to information for individuals with disabilities by influencing the early design stages of tomorrow's computer-based technology.

University of Buffalo School of Architecture and Planning institute which conducts research, education and design projects on universal design and environmental access. Programs, publications, software, and related links provided.

National research, information, and technical assistance center that evaluates, develops, and promotes universal design in housing, public and commercial facilities,and related products.

Information and training body on the accessibility of the built environment for disabled people. A registered United Kingdom charity.

An international efort to make all home visitable. Provides detailed construction guidelines and cost estimates for barrier-free design in new homes.

Products, technical information, government agencies, and other resources which can assist in designing the right environment for people with disabilities.

Information and resources on home modification and universal design.

Universal design special interest section.

Rules for ADA signs, tactile and Braille, visual, pictograms and Symbols of Accessibility. Verbal descriptions of graphic concepts. Explanation of typefaces and typography terms.

Examines what accessible housing is, discusses the types of products available to achieve accessibility, and offers resources to assist in this endeavor.

Reasons why Universal Design is important, Principles of Universal Design, and case examples of how Universal Design is improving the usability of products and workplaces for people of all ages and abilities.

Provides technical assistance to organizations of all sizes who are designing and retrofitting their leisure areas and programs for accessibility. The NCA conducts, promotes, and facilitates research on issues essential to accessibility. (Indiana)

Provides technical assistance to organizations of all sizes who are designing and retrofitting their leisure areas and programs for accessibility; conducts, promotes, and facilitates research on issues essential to accessibility; and conducts education programs at the Center and throughout the United States.

Promotes cooperation between the disability community and transportation industry and enables improved access to transportation for people with disabilities and the provision of accurate and practical information to help transportation operators implement the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Dedicated to the general life enhancement for the elderly and those physically challenged by age, disability or other similar inconvenience, whether temporary or permanent.

A Web log of notes on resources on accessibility and design, politics and activism.

Independent federal agency whose primary mission is accessibility for people with disabilities.