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This statement applies to findharbour.co.uk. Siren’s Eye was founded by a disabled woman. Access matters throughout our research, conversations, & work.
How accessible this site is
I aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 at level AA. This site is being developed & tested. We do not claim that it has passed an independent accessibility audit. The site uses readable text, keyboard-accessible controls, visible focus indicators, & a Quick exit control. Longer content can scroll rather than being cut off when text is enlarged.
Known limitations
The embedded System Survey is provided by ScoreApp. Its colours & accessibility are managed separately from this site. A direct link is available if the embedded survey is difficult to use.
Access needs
Tell me what helps. I can discuss written or spoken formats, plain text, large print, pacing, breaks, quieter or shorter meetings, sensory needs, support people being present, & other reasonable adjustments. I will be honest about what I can provide & when.
Feedback & contact
If you hit a barrier, need this information in another format such as large print, plain text, audio, or easy read, or want to report something that is hard to use, email dylyn@findharbour.co.uk. I aim to reply within five working days & will tell you what I can fix & when.
Enforcement procedure
The Equality & Human Rights Commission enforces the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018. Siren’s Eye Limited is a private company & is not covered by those regulations, but I hold myself to the same standard. If you are not happy with my response, you can also contact the Equality Advisory & Support Service.
Preparation of this statement
This statement was prepared in 2026 & is reviewed as the site changes. Checks do not replace feedback from disabled people or a full accessibility audit. Please report any barrier you encounter.
This statement applies to findharbour.co.uk. Siren’s Eye was founded by a disabled woman. Access matters throughout our research, conversations, & work.
How accessible this site is
I aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines version 2.2 at level AA. This site is being developed & tested. We do not claim that it has passed an independent accessibility audit. The site uses readable text, keyboard-accessible controls, visible focus indicators, & a Quick exit control. Longer content can scroll rather than being cut off when text is enlarged.
Known limitations
The embedded System Survey is provided by ScoreApp. Its colours & accessibility are managed separately from this site. A direct link is available if the embedded survey is difficult to use.
Access needs
Tell me what helps. I can discuss written or spoken formats, plain text, large print, pacing, breaks, quieter or shorter meetings, sensory needs, support people being present, & other reasonable adjustments. I will be honest about what I can provide & when.
Feedback & contact
If you hit a barrier, need this information in another format such as large print, plain text, audio, or easy read, or want to report something that is hard to use, email dylyn@findharbour.co.uk. I aim to reply within five working days & will tell you what I can fix & when.
Enforcement procedure
The Equality & Human Rights Commission enforces the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018. Siren’s Eye Limited is a private company & is not covered by those regulations, but I hold myself to the same standard. If you are not happy with my response, you can also contact the Equality Advisory & Support Service.
Preparation of this statement
This statement was prepared in 2026 & is reviewed as the site changes. Checks do not replace feedback from disabled people or a full accessibility audit. Please report any barrier you encounter.