Accessibility on the Mental Health Foundation website

We want our website to be accessible to everyone. We try to ensure it is easy to find your way around and the text is written in plain English.

The design and layout of this site takes into account the needs of visually impaired users. It is also compatible with a wide range of screen reading software and can be navigated using just a keyboard.

In terms of World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) compliance, the HTML on this website conforms to WAI AA rating.

We also have a range of functions which help to make this website more accessible. These buttons can be found on the top left-hand side of the site. Click on the buttons to change the website to suit your needs.

Listen to the Mental Health Foundation website

Listen to our site

Click on the button on the top left-hand side of this website to find out how to listen to the words on the site.

Sitemap

Click on the button on the top left-hand side of this website to view a list of all the pages on the site. This list can help you find the page you require.

Text only on the Mental Health Foundation website

Switch to text only

Click on the button on the top left-hand side of this website to see the pages of the site in text only, without graphics and pictures.

Widescreen

Click on the button on the top left-hand side of this website to widen the screen. This is mostly for users with widescreen monitors. It can assist you if you are having difficulty reading content.

Text on the Mental Health Foundation website

Changing text size

Click on the 3 'T' buttons on the top left-hand side of this website to change the size of text. You can make the text larger or smaller.