Your Assistant, No Matter How You Navigate.
I believe accessibility isn’t just a checkbox. It’s about making sure everyone feels comfortable, included, and supported.
What That Means for You:
As your virtual assistant with a background in the learning disability sector of the NHS, my aim is to work with you in a way that fits your style, pace, and needs. Everyone works differently, and that’s something I celebrate. As such, I am committed to ensuring digital accessibility for all my clients, including people with different needs, autism, ADHD, neurodivergence or learning disabilities.
Beyond one-on-one support, I also aim to partner with businesses, entrepreneurs and organisations to help them become more disability-friendly. That means finding simple, practical ways to reduce barriers and create spaces (virtual and real) where everyone can participate fully. If you'd like to improve the accessibility of your work, I'm only an email away!
Accessibility is an ongoing marathon, not a sprint to the finish line, so I’m always learning, adapting, and open to feedback. If there’s a way I can make my services or this site easier to use, I’d love to hear from you.
