Accessibility Statement

AYCADO is committed to making its website and digital services accessible, inclusive, and usable by as many people as reasonably possible, regardless of disability, age, device, language, technical ability, or individual circumstances.

Accessibility is an important part of AYCADO's broader commitment to inclusion and equal access to learning, skills development, career preparation, professional exposure, mentorship, and meaningful opportunities. AYCADO believes that access to information and participation should not be unnecessarily limited by the way digital content is designed or delivered.

Our Commitment

AYCADO seeks to develop and maintain its website in a way that supports a clear, consistent, and accessible experience for visitors and participants. This includes considering accessibility when developing website content, navigation, forms, digital learning resources, communications, and other online materials.

We aim to make information understandable, navigation straightforward, content clearly presented, and important functions reasonably accessible across commonly used devices and browsers.

AYCADO also recognizes that accessibility is an ongoing process. As the organization develops its digital learning activities, technology systems, programs, and online resources, accessibility considerations will continue to form part of that development.

Digital Accessibility

AYCADO seeks to improve accessibility across its digital environment by considering features such as readable text, appropriate contrast, clear headings, meaningful links, understandable navigation, accessible forms, responsive layouts, alternative descriptions for relevant images, and compatibility with commonly used assistive technologies where reasonably practicable.

Where digital learning materials are provided, AYCADO will seek to present them in formats that allow participants to access and engage with the material as effectively as reasonably possible.

Accessibility may vary between different devices, browsers, operating systems, third party platforms, and external services. Some content or functionality may also be provided through platforms that AYCADO does not directly control.

Alternative Access and Reasonable Support

If you experience difficulty accessing information, completing a form, navigating the website, participating in an online activity, or using an AYCADO digital resource because of an accessibility barrier, we encourage you to contact us.

Where reasonably possible, AYCADO will consider appropriate ways of providing the relevant information or assistance through an alternative method.

Requests for accessibility support should include enough information for AYCADO to understand the difficulty being experienced and, where possible, the particular page, resource, form, or service involved.

Accessibility Feedback

AYCADO welcomes feedback from users who experience accessibility barriers. Feedback helps the organization identify areas that require improvement and supports the continuous development of a more inclusive digital environment.

If you identify an accessibility issue, please contact:

AYCADO
Email: info@aycado.org
Telephone: +91 7303423700
Headquarters: 1000 Central Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa

When contacting us, please describe the accessibility issue and, where possible, provide the page or feature affected and the type of assistance you require.

Our Continuing Commitment

AYCADO understands that accessibility is not achieved through a single technical adjustment or a one time exercise. It requires continuous attention to how people experience information, learning, communication, technology, and participation.

As AYCADO grows as a learning and opportunity platform, the organization will continue working toward more inclusive digital experiences and will consider accessibility alongside usability, participant protection, privacy, security, and quality of delivery.

Our objective is simple: people should be able to discover AYCADO, understand what we offer, access relevant information, and participate in our opportunities as independently and effectively as reasonably possible.