Participation has many routes

The guide presents access as ordinary participation: clear routes, companion seating, delivery sticks, sports wheelchairs, visual contrast, and time to learn.

Illustrations and reading prompts do not assess ability, promise accessibility of a particular venue, or prescribe equipment. Participants can talk with qualified instructors and venue staff about a suitable, safe way to participate.

For young people, an appropriate parent, guardian, or authorized adult and qualified venue supervision should remain present. The app has no profiles, chat, direct messaging, or location features.

Start with the person

A picture of a delivery stick or companion seating is not a promise that any facility offers it. It is an invitation to ask participants what works and plan with qualified staff.

Shared responsibility

Access can include pace, instructions, sight lines, routes, seating, rest, communication, and permission to observe. Nobody needs to disclose a diagnosis to use the guide.