Ease and access for all to key components: info and counselling Include pictures of with disability to make the site more relatable. Also, including statistics is a good idea, as then women realise that they are not alone in their experience. I think using attention grabbing photos and colour scheme and bigger/different fonts will help. Simple, easy. Uncluttered. The last thing I think you need is images of women bruised and battered. This is so ‘shocking’ much the cliché image of what violence is / involves. I think it’s good your website goes to a deeper level, trying to get to what can be unseen violence. The fact that the website has a positive and feel’ is good. ‘look It is ok, and would be willing to forgo photos to have it simpler Photos colours symbols – – 7.3.3. Suggestions to improve 1800RESPECT website so women with disability experiencing violence and abuse get the help they need Women with disability suggested the following solutions to ensure women with disability experiencing violence and abuse get the hep they need from 1800RESPECT: Being inclusive of women with disability in the frameworks and policies that are developed, so their perspectives and needs are catered for. Ensure that in disability specific relationships, such as those with paid and unpaid carers, and co-residents in shared living arrangements, are recognised and are included in the service provision. Accessibility needs to be addressed to make the website easier to navigate for a person with vision impairment, a person who is deaf, and people intellectual and mental disabilities as well as for people of various cultures. Give reassurance that help can be found and they will be heard. Perhaps something that says will listen” “We In the same ways as other women through counselling support and referral provision. It just needs to be accessible in multiple ways and the counsellors need to [be] disability aware. A free app. It could have an emergency button on the app that automatically rings for police. The app should work on any device you use. Not just phones but tablets and computers as well.
Ease and access for all to key components: info and counselling Include pictures of with disability to make the site more relatable. Also, including statistics is a good idea, as then women realise that they are not alone in their experience. I think using attention grabbing photos and colour scheme and bigger/different fonts will help. Simple, easy. Uncluttered. The last thing I think you need is ‘shocking’ images of women bruised and battered. This is so much the cliché image of what violence is / involves. I think it’s good your website goes to a deeper level, trying to get to what can be unseen violence. The fact that the website has a positive ‘look and feel’ is good. It is ok, and would be willing to forgo photos to have it simpler Photos – colours – symbols 7.3.3. Suggestions to improve 1800RESPECT website so women with disability experiencing violence and abuse get the help they need Women with disability suggested the following solutions to ensure women with disability experiencing violence and abuse get the hep they need from 1800RESPECT: Being inclusive of women with disability in the frameworks and policies that are developed, so their perspectives and needs are catered for. Ensure that in disability specific relationships, such as those with paid and unpaid carers, and co-residents in shared living arrangements, are recognised and are included in the service provision. Accessibility needs to be addressed to make the website easier to navigate for a person with vision impairment, a person who is deaf, and people intellectual and mental disabilities as well as for people of various cultures. Give reassurance that help can be found and they will be heard. Perhaps something that says “We will listen” In the same ways as other women through counselling support and referral provision. It just needs to be accessible in multiple ways and the counsellors need to [be] disability aware. A free app. It could have an emergency button on the app that automatically rings for police. The app should work on any device you use. Not just phones but tablets and computers as well.