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Accessibility Statement

Last updated: September 2026

Search Dogs UK is committed to making our website accessible and easy to use for as many people as possible.

We want everyone to be able to access information about our training, courses and services, regardless of ability, technology or how they use the web.

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Using this website

We aim to make the Search Dogs UK website clear, straightforward and accessible. This includes working towards:

  • clear and easy-to-read text;

  • a consistent layout and navigation;

  • meaningful headings and page structure;

  • appropriate colour contrast;

  • alternative text for relevant images;

  • links and buttons that clearly describe their purpose;

  • functionality that can be used with a keyboard where possible; and

  • pages that work across different screen sizes and devices.

 

We are continuing to review and improve the website as content and functionality are added or updated.

 

If you need help accessing information

If you have difficulty accessing any part of this website, or need information about our courses or services in a different format, please contact us.

We will do our best to provide the information you need in an accessible way.

Email: nwsw@mail.com

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Reporting an accessibility problem

If you find an accessibility problem with the Search Dogs UK website, please let us know.

It is helpful if you can tell us which page you were using and describe the problem you experienced. This will help us investigate and, where possible, make improvements.

Please contact us at nwsw@mail.com.

 

Third-party services

Some parts of our website and booking process may use third-party services, including Wix and external payment or booking functionality.

While we aim to choose services that support accessibility, some aspects of these services may be outside the direct control of Search Dogs UK.

 

Ongoing improvements

Accessibility is an ongoing process. As the Search Dogs UK website develops, we will continue to review its content, design and functionality and make reasonable improvements where accessibility issues are identified.

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