Here’s a list of our supporters, who we call ‘Champions of Inclusion’
To add your name and message of support click here.
Sir Anthony Hopkins
“On behalf of Sir Anthony Hopkins… we wish you the best of luck with your campaign.”
Andrew Adonis, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Schools, Department for Education and Skills
“I am always interested to hear about initiatives to improve access to information for disabled people, including of course disabled children and young people, and I wish you well with your consultation.”
Michael Palin
“We wish you every success with a very worthwhile cause.”
Tom Oxley, Corporate Responsibility Manager,Norwich Union
"All companies must work on their accessibility and sustainability. Yes, there's a legal reason for doing so. But stronger still are the moral and business reasons as highlighted by the Well Adjusted campaign. We look forward to the creation of a charter that helps people and companies."
Chris Lenton, Director of ICSA
This is one of the best and innovative initiatives that I have seen in the last 20 years.
At last an organisation dedicated to insuring that other organisation’s can communicate effectively to all sections of the community regardless of disability. Kevin Thomson and his team have done a tremendous job in bringing this service to market, pricking our consciences, and making a difference.
Yvonne Struthers, Publications and Online Marketing Officer
Action for Blind People
Action for blind people fully support this excellent campaign and are working to ensure our communications make the 10 very reasonable adjustments.
David Petherick, Networks Director
Clarocada
I welcome the clarity, brevity and simplicity that the 'Well Adjusted'campaign brings with its 10 Reasonable Adjustments. These make is easy for every business to make its web site and marketing communications reach out to include everyone. Such adjustments are for everyone's benefit, and are a simple business imperative.
Matt Williams, Ecru
Ecru have been advocating the rights of disabled people for several years, championing the use of web standards that have been established by the W3C, and building websites that are accessible by the widest possible range of visitors.We want to voice our support for the Well Adjusted Campaign.
www.livementalhealth.org.uk
Well done on the Well Adjusted Campaign this can only make a big difference for people with specific learning difficulties and the visually impaired! Lets hope that the campaign grows in momentum.
Best wishes Liverpool Mental Health Awareness www.livementalhealth.org.uk
Kendall Bickford, University of Westminster
This campaign has opened my eyes to the amount of frustration people with dyslexia must be faced with. I have also come to see how brilliant dyslexic people can be and if we all aim towards a united goal things can only go forward.
Claire Keatinge, Director, Northern Ireland Alzheimer's Society
Congratulations on a straightforward approach to assisting people with dyslexia - and supporting employers to become DDA compliant. In this respect, I wish you every success with the campaign.
