Empowering Inclusivity: Your Comprehensive Guide to Accessible Measures

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Access Measures

Three easy steps to create your own customized Access Plan - ready for Board approval, a staff meeting, or the next grant application.

Step One - Filter the list by Community (who), Cost (how much) or Timeline (how long).

Step Two - Clicking the ADD TO MY PLAN button on any measures that you would like to implement.

Step Three - To see your Access Plan, click on the My Plan tab at the top, or the blue My Plan button in the bottom right corner.

Large Print Format

Large print documents are clear easy to read print documents without images and may aid readability

Nominal (Under $100)

Less than a week

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A room designed to diminish the amount of sensory input a person is taking in. A person can visit the room when they are feeling sensory overload or to prevent themselves from reaching the point of sensory overload. Sensory rooms have lower lighting, less background noise, comfortable places to sit, and provide sensory kits which can be used to calm the person’s mind.

Nominal (Under $100)

Less than a week

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Scent Free

A policy which prohibits the use of scented products within the building at any time, including cleaning products.

Nominal (Under $100)

Less than a week

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Sensory Kits

A kit made up of items that can be used to calm a person when they are in a state of sensory overload. This may also be known as ‘stim kits’ and ‘stim toys’ (abbreviation for stimulation).

Nominal (Under $100)

Less than a week

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Transcripts

A text version of all spoken dialogue, lyrics, and any non-speech audio information, so that the written copy can be followed along with the live action. Transcripts should be available in hard copy when possible and should be shared in PDF format and in a text only Word Doc format.

Nominal (Under $100)

Less than a week

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