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How to Improve Accessibility

There are many ways individuals and businesses can improve accessibility. Get tips and resources to help here.
New Braille and tactile bus stop signage.
A yellow labrador dog walking outside on grass with its handler. The handler is holding the lead while the dog is looking up at the handler.
A person with their Guide Dog is allowed in all public places.
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Two people sitting at cafe table. Both people are smiling.
Learn how to assist a person with blindness or low vision when it's appropriate to do so.
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A person sitting at a desk using their laptop. The image is a profile view.
Digital accessibility is the process of making digital products accessible to everyone, whether they have typical vision or are blind or have low vision.
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A person assisting a person using a white cane down a set of stairs.
Everyone should be able to access a space conveniently, safely and as independently as possible. 
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Coles launches another national fundraising campaign for Guide Dogs.

From Wednesday 23 April until Tuesday 20 May, Coles will donate five cents to Guide Dogs from every dog food and treat product sold in-store or online.
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