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​ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

Effective Date: March 08, 2025

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1. Commitment to Accessibility
The Battle: Cancer Project is committed to ensuring that our services, website, and support systems are accessible to all individuals, including those with disabilities. We believe that no one should face barriers when seeking support, volunteering, or engaging with our community.

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2. Web Accessibility
We strive to make our website compliant with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 to provide an inclusive experience. To enhance accessibility, we:

  • Use clear, readable fonts and contrasting colors.

  • Provide alternative text for images.

  • Ensure our website is navigable by keyboard and screen readers.

  • Use accessible forms with proper labels.

  • Regularly review and improve accessibility features.

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If you encounter any difficulty accessing our website, please contact us so we can improve your experience.

 

 

3. Accessibility in Support Services
We are dedicated to making sure all individuals can receive support, regardless of ability. Our efforts include:

  • Offering multiple communication methods (email, phone, text, Discord, Zoom) to accommodate different needs.

  • Providing written transcripts for spoken content upon request.

  • Ensuring that volunteers are aware of accessibility considerations when offering support.

  • Being open to feedback on improving accessibility in our support networks.

If you require accommodations, please let us know so we can assist you effectively.

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4. Volunteers & Accessibility
We encourage all volunteers to be mindful of accessibility needs and offer guidance on how to communicate inclusively. Volunteers are expected to:

  • Respect individual communication preferences.

  • Avoid using inaccessible formats when sharing information.

  • Ensure that events, virtual meetings, or support sessions are accessible whenever possible.

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5. Third-Party Content & Limitations
While we strive to make our website and services accessible, some third-party platforms (such as Discord, Zoom, or social media) may have their own accessibility limitations beyond our control. We encourage users to explore accessibility options provided by these platforms.

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If a third-party service creates a barrier to access, please reach out, and we will work with you to find a solution.

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6. Feedback & Continuous Improvement
We recognize that accessibility is an ongoing effort. If you experience challenges accessing any part of our website, services, or support system, please let us know. Your feedback helps us improve and ensure that The Battle: Cancer Project remains welcoming and accessible to everyone.

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We appreciate your support in making The Battle: Cancer Project a truly inclusive space.

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