Cancer Council WA has launched Recite Me accessibility and language tools across its digital platform to help provide barrier-free information and resources for West Australians.
As a community-funded organisation, Cancer Council WA works across four pillars: advocacy, prevention, research and support. With 36 people in WA hearing the words “you have cancer” every day they are there to ensure no one has to face cancer alone.
The implementation of Recite Me assistive technology on their website helps improve access to important content, regardless of disabilities, learning difficulties, visual impairments or language.
The Recite Me toolbar has many features to help users browse and navigate the Cancer Council WA online platform including a screen reader, styling and customisation options, a set of reading aids and a translator with over 100 languages.
Samantha Collender, Marketing and Communications Manager at Cancer Council WA told us, “Working towards a more inclusive online environment is essential for supporting West Australians impacted by a cancer diagnosis. Cancer Council WA has now implemented the Recite Me assistive toolbar on our website to help visitors customise their digital experience in a way that best suits individual needs.”
For Cancer Council WA, working towards a more inclusive online environment is essential for supporting West Australians impacted by a cancer diagnosis.
They have always aimed for a cancer-free future for all. So adding Recite Me technology will positively impact their pursuit of this goal.
It’s brilliant to work with Cancer Council WA. To check out the toolbar, visit their website here.
Over 5,000 websites currently use Recite Me technology, if you would like more information make sure to contact a member of our team or book a real-time demonstration.
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