Accessibility Statement

The Young Stroke Service wants this website to be accessible.
'Accessible' means the website is easy to use for people with diverse needs.

We use guidelines to help us make the website work better for people with support needs. These guidelines include the:

• International Web Content Accessibility Guideline (WCAG) Version 2.1 Level AA.
• YSS Communication guideline for written information

What we have done

• we use clear words and simple English,
• we bold key words,
• the website colours are clear and easy to use,
• there are headings for different sections,
• we make sure pages are not too crowded,
• we link to videos with closed captions,
• we use descriptions, that is, 'alt text' for pictures.

Browsers and devices - what to use

This site changes to fit your screen. You can change the text size or zoom using your own browser. You can also change your text size in your browser settings.

You can use any browser, but Chrome works best.

You can use this website on a computer, tablet or phone. The screen should adjust to your device.

Accessibility feedback

We test our website to make sure it follows our guidelines. We will keep making improvements.

If something is hard to use or understand, please tell us. We want to make the site better.

When you contact us, please share details like:

• the page address (URL link),
• the browser you are using,
• and your device type.