Join Australia's first unified Access Map
Join Australia's first unified Access Map
Join Australia's first unified Access Map
A collaboration between councils, leisure operators, businesses and community organisations. Free to join, free to participate and built to give every Australian a single trusted source of accessibility information
A collaboration between councils, leisure operators, businesses and community organisations. Free to join, free to participate and built to give every Australian a single trusted source of accessibility information
Disability Peer Support and Connections Programme, Stream 3. Applications close 2 July 2026.
Disability Peer Support and Connections Programme, Stream 3. Applications close 2 July 2026.
Show your support
Show your support
More than a map
More than a map
More than a map
The National Australian Access Map is more than a map. It is the foundation for a national standard of trusted accessibility information, enabling organisations across Australia to record and share information in a consistent, practical and meaningful way. In doing so, it gives people the confidence to make informed decisions about where they go, what they do and how they participate.
That information should not live in one place alone. It should appear wherever people are already searching and planning, from organisational websites and social media channels to Google Maps, Booking.com, Airbnb, local council event platforms and accessible location apps. Through a national consortium of committed partners, we have the opportunity to build the infrastructure, relationships and shared responsibility needed to deliver a more inclusive Australia. Join us in shaping a connected network of accessibility information that works for communities, organisations and visitors alike.
The National Australian Access Map is more than a map. It is the foundation for a national standard of trusted accessibility information, enabling organisations across Australia to record and share information in a consistent, practical and meaningful way. In doing so, it gives people the confidence to make informed decisions about where they go, what they do and how they participate.
That information should not live in one place alone. It should appear wherever people are already searching and planning, from organisational websites and social media channels to Google Maps, Booking.com, Airbnb, local council event platforms and accessible location apps. Through a national consortium of committed partners, we have the opportunity to build the infrastructure, relationships and shared responsibility needed to deliver a more inclusive Australia. Join us in shaping a connected network of accessibility information that works for communities, organisations and visitors alike.
Verified, not self reported
Every location is recorded using the Access Maps app. All data is reviewed by our team for accuracy so the community gets accessibility information they can trust and organisations get information they can use.
Verified, not self reported
Every location is recorded using the Access Maps app. All data is reviewed by our team for accuracy so the community gets accessibility information they can trust and organisations get information they can use.
National reach, local relevance
When people can explore detailed accessibility information like photos, environment details and verified features before heading out, they arrive confident and prepared. This builds trust and reduces uncertainty.
National reach, local relevance
When people can explore detailed accessibility information like photos, environment details and verified features before heading out, they arrive confident and prepared. This builds trust and reduces uncertainty.
Free to join, start right away
Provide a single, trusted source of information that visitors can share with family, friends and support staff. It means equipping your team with reliable data while ensuring consistent, accurate information for everyone.
Free to join, start right away
Provide a single, trusted source of information that visitors can share with family, friends and support staff. It means equipping your team with reliable data while ensuring consistent, accurate information for everyone.
How to get started
How to get started
Real value, from day one
Every consortium member receives full access to Access Maps standard offering plus inclusion in the national consortium outcomes and reporting.
Real value, from day one
Every consortium member receives full access to Access Maps standard offering plus inclusion in the national consortium outcomes and reporting.
Access Overview
WCAG compliant, embedded directly, displaying your verified venues to your audience
Access Overview
WCAG compliant, embedded directly, displaying your verified venues to your audience
Venue and amenity profiles
Detailed accessibility profiles for every venue and amenity you operate, captured consistently.
Venue and amenity profiles
Detailed accessibility profiles for every venue and amenity you operate, captured consistently.
Standardised data
Verified data replacing inconsistent self assessment with a single, trusted methodology.
Standardised data
Verified data replacing inconsistent self assessment with a single, trusted methodology.
Reach beyond the map
Your accessibility information surfaced where Australians already search and decide.
Reach beyond the map
Your accessibility information surfaced where Australians already search and decide.
Data and analytics
Recognition in all consortium outcomes, reach data and programme outputs at national level.
Data and analytics
Recognition in all consortium outcomes, reach data and programme outputs at national level.
Optional premium capability
Analytics, reporting tools and custom map configurations available through Access Maps directly.
Optional premium capability
Analytics, reporting tools and custom map configurations available through Access Maps directly.
Make accessibility the standard, not the exception.
Make accessibility the standard, not the exception.
4.4 million Australians live with a disability. A further 2.65 million provide unpaid care. Every one of them currently navigates a fragmented and unreliable accessibility information landscape, where self reported data on a council website might bear no resemblance to the experience on the ground.
4.4 million Australians live with a disability. A further 2.65 million provide unpaid care. Every one of them currently navigates a fragmented and unreliable accessibility information landscape, where self reported data on a council website might bear no resemblance to the experience on the ground.
This consortium changes that. One platform. One standard. Captured once, displayed everywhere. Free to participate. Built to last.
This consortium changes that. One platform. One standard. Captured once, displayed everywhere. Free to participate. Built to last.
4.4 Million
Australians living with a disability
45,000+
Venues mapped nationally by 2032
10+ Million
Total reach through integrated platforms
5 years
National programme, fully funded
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Three steps. No financial cost.
Three steps. No financial cost.
Three steps. No financial cost.
Joining as a non-lead consortium member is simple. We collect the basics, confirm your participation, and get your branded map live.
Joining as a non-lead consortium member is simple. We collect the basics, confirm your participation, and get your branded map live.
Joining as a non-lead consortium member is simple. We collect the basics, confirm your participation, and get your branded map live.
Joining as a non-lead consortium member is simple. We collect the basics, confirm your participation, and get your branded map live.
Express your interest
Complete the form below with your basic organisational details and a brief note about how you would like to contribute.
Express your interest
Complete the form below with your basic organisational details and a brief note about how you would like to contribute.
Confirm participation
We confirm your eligibility, gather any additional documentation required for the grant submission, and prepare your letter of support.
Confirm participation
We confirm your eligibility, gather any additional documentation required for the grant submission, and prepare your letter of support.
Get added and go live
You are named in the consortium application, receive the full Access Maps standard offering, and start capturing your accessibility data.
Get added and go live
You are named in the consortium application, receive the full Access Maps standard offering, and start capturing your accessibility data.
Sign up now
Sign up now
Express your interest
Express your interest
Be part of the map that changes the country.
Be part of the map that changes the country.
Fill in the form to register your interest as a non-lead consortium member. Takes two minutes. No obligations.
Fill in the form to register your interest as a non-lead consortium member. Takes two minutes. No obligations.
Free participation, no financial cost at the base level
A branded accessibility map on your website
Reach across Google Maps and booking platforms
Inclusion in national consortium outcomes
No restrictions on your other commitments
FAQs
FAQs
FAQs
What’s included in the free year?
Your free 12‑month subscription includes an Access Page, tools to capture and update accessibility details, posting amenities, listing events, and promotion of everything through the Maps Network.
Can I upgrade or change my plan later?
Absolutely. You an updrade, add venues and invite team memeber at any time.
Can I add more than one venue with this free offer?
The council’s free offer covers the first year for one venue, but you can add extra venues to your profile at any time for less than a dollar a day.
Get started
Get started
Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."
Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."
Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."
Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."
Digital accessibility for everybody
Digital accessibility for everybody
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Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."
Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."
Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."
Molly Love
Physical Assistant, Auckland, New Zealand
“As a PA, one of the hardest parts of my job is trying to plan ahead without knowing what’s actually accessible. We waste so much time calling places, checking reviews, or turning up only to find it doesn’t work. Access Maps gives me the confidence to support my boss properly in a quick, effective way. I can know exactly what to expect and make smarter, safer choices.”
Juliana Carvalho
Access Matters Aotearoa
“Planning is everything when you have an impairment and need to go somewhere new. Is there accessible parking? Are the bathrooms usable? These questions take time—and can cause a lot of stress. Access Maps takes all that worry away. Having clear accessibility information upfront is absolute gold.”
Teina Boyd
Accessibility Advisor - Tauranga City Council
"I've seen firsthand how access maps empower our community. It's a simple but powerful tool that helps everyone make informed choices and promote opportunity. They're a key part of building a more inclusive and equitable Tauranga."
Amy Joyce
Owner - Little Long Cafe
"Since joining Access Maps, our visitors can check our accessibility information in advance which takes a lot of pressure off. We get fewer calls asking detailed questions about access needs we are not always familiar with and can direct people to the page for accurate answers. It has also helped bring in more visitors during off-peak times which has been great to see."
Teina Boyd
Wheelchair & Access Maps User
“As a C5 tetraplegic and a busy parent, I don’t have the time or energy for uncertainty when planning outings. Access maps take away the guesswork by showing me exactly where I can park, which routes are accessible, and whether facilities like toilets are usable for me. It means I can focus on spending quality time with my child instead of navigating avoidable barriers. Having that information upfront is not just helpful. It’s essential.”
Nicky Louis
Wheelchair User & Marketing Consultent
"Access Maps is a game changer. It's easy to use, gives granular details and should be the first stop for anyone working in the disability space. It makes finding reliable accessibility information so much easier."
Genevieve Whitson
General Manager – Mainstreet Tauranga
"Access Maps have been fantastic to work with – friendly, supportive and genuinely committed to making a difference. They guided us through setting up our Access Profile and even helped city centre businesses get on board and feature on the local council map. The platform is giving our businesses more confidence when it comes to welcoming visitors with access needs and helping people plan their visits with ease. It is opening doors to a wider community who are often overlooked or underserved. Everyone should be able to enjoy what our city centre has to offer, and Access Maps is helping make that happen."