Access Maps
Access Maps help people locate accessible and age-inclusive public spaces, amenities and experiences. Our Maps are built for display on websites, apps and information kiosks, giving users a reliable source of information on the events, locations and public facilities that meet their accessibility requirements.
How Access Maps work
Government
Cities and regional governments use Access Maps to promote awareness of their inclusive venues, amenities and events for their communities, while gaining insights provided through our accessibility data sets.
Accessible directories
Organisations with multiple locations use Access Maps as their accessible directory, store finder or campus map to provide their visitors with greater information about venues.
Consortiums
Consortiums, non-profits and business networks use Access Maps to demonstrate their organisation's reach, member locations and upcoming events, while enabling each member to manage and update their own profiles.
What are Access Maps?
Access Maps empower people with disabilities, older adults, parents with young children, and anyone with access needs to make informed choices about the spaces they visit. Our maps provide detailed accessibility information for public venues, amenities, and events, helping users plan their journeys with confidence.
Designed with inclusivity at their core, Access Maps are web-based and automatically adapt to device preferences, including screen readers, high-contrast modes and enhanced font sizes.
Our maps seamlessly integrate with partner websites and standalone apps, displaying tailored accessibility details for businesses, public spaces and essential amenities like parking and restrooms. Whether you're a local council, tourism operator or community organisation, Access Maps help you share your commitment to accessibility.
Maps that do more
Digital maps are more than just navigation tools – they’re a gateway to greater inclusion and connection. Access Maps go beyond basic wayfinding by providing detailed accessibility information, from wheelchair ramps and parking spaces to staff training and internal resources. By breaking down barriers, we help people plan their visits with confidence, fostering greater independence and community participation.
Designed for ease and flexibility, Access Maps are web-based and always up to date – no complex IT systems or external databases required. Whether managed by a single superuser or multiple departments, your map adapts to your team’s needs. With just a computer or phone, you can start sharing valuable accessibility information today.
Getting set up
Creating an accessibility-focused digital map doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. With Access Maps, you can be up and running in three simple steps:
1. Create your account
Sign up and start building your map in minutes.
2. Add your venue and amenity details
Upload key information such as photos, addresses, descriptions and contact details. Then, spend just 15 – 20 minutes reviewing your venues using our intuitive data capture app.
3. Launch your map
Once your setup is complete, you’ll receive a fully functional Access Map, a standalone Map App and a bespoke install page for seamless integration with your website.
Put yourself on the map
Access Maps display public venues, amenities, organisations and events that meet a wide range of access needs. Each map includes detailed accessibility reports, custom branding, and a quick-launch app making it simple to share updates and events with your community.
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