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Consultancy services
The Sensory Trust runs a multi-disciplinary consultancy team, made up
of our core staff and a network of specialist freelancers. We can help
you improve access to your site, engage with community groups and enhance
the quality of your visitors' experience. We also run training.
Wondering about something that's not listed here? Talk
to us. Our experience
covers much more than the list above.
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Access reviews
Sensory Trust can review accessibility of existing facilities,
or plans for new ones. We go beyond standard audit checklists and
have developed tools that combine access with quality of the visitor
experience to give you the most useful insights into how to make
improvements. More about Site
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Inclusive Play
Advice on play environments and projects, audience engagement and
access reviews. More about
Inclusive Play... |
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Audience
Development Plans
Audience development plans demonstrate a commitment to improving
access and broadening diversity. They are a common requirement for
grant applications. Sensory Trust can advise on preparing plans
or do them for you. More
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Inclusive community
engagement
Many standard consultation techniques exclude sections of the community.
Sensory Trust has developed techniques which make consultation open
to people who generally get left off the radar. More
about Community engagement... |
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Access Plans
Access plans also demonstrate a commitment to improving access
and diversity. They are a common requirement for successful grant
applications. Sensory Trust can advise on preparing plans or do
them for you. More about Access
Plans... |
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Enriching the visitor
Experience
Access work is little use without a thorough knowledge of the different
sensory experiences your site can offer. Sensory Trust offers a
range of services to aid in assessing and planning improvements
in the visitor experience. More
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Accessible Information
A study published in Making Connections concluded that a failure
to provide timely, accurate and accessible information was the second
largest barrier facing disabled visitors to a site. Sensory Trust
offers a range of services that cover all aspects of your information
provision. More
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Who do we work with?
- leisure and amenity managers
- heritage sites
- local authorities
- land owners and managers
- charitable trusts
- private companies
- urban planners
- architects
- landscape architects
- visitor attractions
- wildlife and nature reserves
Projects
Have a look at some of our projects
to get more of an idea of what we do.
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