About Inclusive Norwich
Inclusive Norwich is led by people with disabilities and their families who live in the area.
Our goal is to ensure that everyone, regardless of disability, has the opportunity to participate fully in society, the economy, and politics.
The Equality Act 2010 requires businesses and service providers to make reasonable adjustments to ensure their services are accessible to people with disabilities. This could mean anything from providing step-free access to offering accessible formats for communication.
We offer a range of services, including advocacy, accessibility audits, and general advice.
Whether you're a person with a disability or a business looking to improve your accessibility, we're here to help you understand and comply with the Equality Act.
Our Logo
Our logo, 'Inclusive Norwich,' is a white rectangle with purple text. To the right, five hexagonal cells form an arrow, symbolising forward progress.
These purple cells represent various disabilities:
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Hearing: A white ear with a line through it.
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Mobility: A white outline of a wheelchair.
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Neurodiversity: A white head in profile with a purple brain.
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Vision: A white eye with hatched lines and a line through it.
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Sensory: A yellow sunflower.
This logo embodies our commitment to a collaborative and inclusive community.
Supporters of the Norwich Pride Pledge
As an Official Supporter of Norwich Pride, Inclusive Norwich pledges that our charity will be a safe, welcoming, and friendly place for LGBTQIA+ volunteers and associates.
We will visibly support and promote equality for LGBTQIA+ people, challenge homophobic and transphobic behaviour, and have clear reporting mechanisms for harassment and discrimination.
We will ensure our staff are trained to understand the experiences of LGBTQIA+ people and how to be a proactive ally.
