Aquatics, Recreation and Leisure

Your Access Maps profile offers a user-friendly way for your organisation to showcase its commitment to accessibility. It provides reliable accessibility information for both new and returning visitors. Each profile gives access to our suite of accessibility tools and technologies, serving as a central hub for disability support and age-inclusive communities to engage. With your Access Maps profile, you can seamlessly manage the display of your organisation, venues, amenities, and upcoming events on your website, your Access Map, and across the Access Maps Network. 

Access Pages are a simple and effective way to share essential accessibility information about your venues or organisation. Each page is WCAG-compliant and seamlessly connects to websites or social media profiles. Your Access Page provides a detailed overview of a venue’s accessibility, staff training, nearby amenities, and upcoming events, making it easier for visitors to plan their trip with confidence.

Put your organisation and events on local, regional and national Maps and Apps to reach new athletes, support staff and corporate clients. Thousands of community members view Access Maps each month to search for accessible recreation centres and for inclusive activities and events. 

Our Maps Network goes beyond individual organisations or single maps. We create seamless connections between different Access Maps around the country, hosting a range of venues, amenities and events in one convenient place. By linking this information through our Maps Network, we improve inclusive travel and participation for people with a range of access needs, while increasing the reach of our partners.

Use our Accessibility Overview apps to capture and monitor the accessibility of your venues. Collect data easily with the user-friendly tools we provide, ensuring accurate, geotagged, and time-stamped audits. Access detailed reports for each location on your map. Enjoy ongoing access to these tools and reports to keep track of and improve accessibility.