Enabling All - Learning Together

You don’t have to be an expert to get started. As well as our regular network meetings, where we learn what’s worked from others in their church, we offer bitesize training (link to videos) on particular topics - a number as short videos. Sign up to our newsletter for what’s coming next.

We passionately believe that disabled and neurodivergent people in our congregations are the experts on the barriers they experience and what would make a difference. Our network meetings empower one another to share this experience more widely. Do you have experience to share? If you've already signed up to our newsletter, we would love it if you could do this five minute survey.

Below we have gatherd a number of pages of helpful materials. some gatherd from what we’ve learnt so far through connecting with others, much gatherd on our TopTips page.

We all have gifts to share. What would you like others to know to support their learning? Please get in touch with us to discuss ways we can enable, equip and empower one another across the diocese.

Alongside our Enabling All work, Revd Susan Myatt leads our diocesan Deaf Church.


Accessibility for Online Meeting Platforms

Zoom, Teams, captions on video - useful links to improve your communication.


Clear Print Guidelines

A guide for producing accessible documents.


Vision impairments

Making things easier to see.


Hearing Loss - Hearing loops

Advice on the fitting of Fixed Hearing loops. Test your hearing loop before each service and announce that this is available.


Churches Open to All. Accessibility lessons from Lockdown

How accessible is your Church post Lockdown?


Further Resources

Here are some links to some Christian organisations to help us


Hearing Loss

Hearing loss can affect anyone, and significant proportions of our aging congregations.



Top tips to make your church more accessible

Ways to review local facilities and practices

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