CARE

Accessibility

We aim to make CARE information usable across devices and different ways of navigating the web.

Our approach

The website uses responsive layouts, readable text, clearly labelled forms and keyboard-accessible navigation. Images used for information should have meaningful alternative text. Form errors and confirmations are described in text.

Using the website

You can navigate interactive elements with the keyboard and enlarge text using your browser's zoom controls. The layout adapts to smaller screens. Core information and forms do not depend on animation.

Report an issue

If you have difficulty using a page or resource, please use the contact form and describe the page, the action you were trying to complete and the problem encountered. You may request information in an alternative format. We will review the request and explain what can be provided.

Continuing improvement

Accessibility is part of ongoing content and interface review. Uploaded documents may need separate checking, and an accessible web summary should accompany important downloadable information where practical.

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