Accessibility statement
A safer-home resource should be usable by more people.
Safe In Place is committed to improving digital access for people with disabilities. Accessibility is ongoing work, and we welcome direct feedback when something gets in the way.
Our approach
We aim to make the website perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust, using the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a reference for ongoing improvement. This statement describes our goal and process; it is not a certification that every page or third-party service currently meets every guideline.
What we prioritize
Keyboard access
Controls and navigation that can be reached and understood without relying only on a mouse.
Readable presentation
Clear headings, meaningful labels, useful alternative text, and sufficient visual clarity.
Flexible layouts
Content designed to work across common screen sizes, zoom levels, and device orientations.
Understandable forms
Plain-language prompts, visible requirements, clear status messages, and accessible form controls.
Need help or found a barrier?
Tell us the page, feature, or information you were trying to use; the device, browser, or assistive technology involved if you are comfortable sharing it; and the format or accommodation that would help. We will review the request and work toward a practical response.
Third-party content
Some functions or linked services may be provided by third parties and may not be fully controlled by Safe In Place. Please report any barrier you encounter so we can help, document the issue, and work with the provider when appropriate.