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Our standards work enables organisations to deliver high-quality services that meet the needs of people who are print impaired. We help them understand how to meet their needs, and how to source and provide quality documents that use large print, audio, braille or other formats.

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We also help those creating accessible documents, by sharing best-practice guidelines and setting minimum standards for the production of high-quality accessible formats.

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Our News and Events

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“There is still a need for hardcopy braille, and it’s not all going to go digital”

For nearly 30 years, Judith Furse has been running her own braille producing business. Her introduction to bra...

“UKAAF is different from where we started–but it is growing and developing, which is positive and will stand us in better stead as an organisation of the future”

Pia’s a company that’s probably very familiar to many UKAAF members, as well as the wider visually-impaired co...

May’s webinar is all about the work being done at Canadian accessibility tech giant Crawford Technologies to achieve a barrier-free future

This month, Roger sat down with Toronto-based UKAAF member Crawford Technologies, a supplier of document acces...

In the April UKAAF webinar, you get to hear the Grackle squawk!

Here’s a good reason to join an organisation you don’t know anything about: Realise it’s a great way to help a...

Most frequent questions

How do I become a UKAAF member?

We have different types of membership for organisations and individuals. Find out more about our membership types and how to join.

Can my company use the UKAAF logo on its website?

Sustaining organisations, sponsor organisations and partners are entitled to recognition on the UKAAF web site and may use the UKAAF logo. Find out more here

How is UKAAF funded?

UKAAF is funded entirely from annual membership fees and donations provided by both commercial businesses and not-for-profits. The day-to-day work we do is carried out by individual members, either with the support of their employers or in their own time.

How do I contact UKAAF subject experts?

We have a broad range of subject experts and subject groups that work on our Standards and Sectors. Visit the relevant page on our website and the subject expert/s are named at the foot of the page with an email link to make contact.

Members say

Being a part of UKAAF means Crawford Technologies has access to the latest standards and guidance for accessible information. We are proud to support UKAAF and its aim to make every document an accessible document

Tim Nelms

Crawford Technologies

At GrackleDocs, we constantly strive to make each communication as accessible as possible. Knowing that we can turn to UKAAF for guidance is a tremendous help and we proudly support them and their goal in educating their members around accessibility

Jeff Mills

Grackledocs

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Our News and Events

“There is still a need for hardcopy braille, and it’s not all going to go digital”

“UKAAF is different from where we started–but it is growing and developing, which is positive and will stand us in better stead as an organisation of the future”

May’s webinar is all about the work being done at Canadian accessibility tech giant Crawford Technologies to achieve a barrier-free future

In the April UKAAF webinar, you get to hear the Grackle squawk!

Most frequent questions

Members say