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Divine Healing UK is committed to ensuring that our online content is accessible to as many people as possible. We want users to be able to access information with ease and clarity, regardless of ability, device, or circumstances. This statement follows standard UK accessibility guidance for transparency and user support.

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1. Compliance Status

 

Divine Healing UK aims to make its website accessible and strives for continued improvement. This website aims to conform, where reasonably practicable, to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA.

Some areas of the website may not fully comply with accessibility guidelines due to third‑party integrations beyond our control.

 

2. Declaration of Partial Compliance Due to Third‑Party Content

 

Some pages may include content provided by third‑party services (for example, booking tools or embedded forms). As these elements are not created or managed by Divine Healing UK, we may not be able to fully guarantee their accessibility.

We therefore declare partial compliance for any pages containing such third‑party tools or content.

 

3. Accessibility Arrangements in the Organisation

 

Divine Healing UK operates primarily as an online service provider and does not host in‑person appointments at public premises.

We remain committed to supporting accessibility needs by:

• Offering session information or guidance in alternative formats on request

• Providing email‑based communication for users who require written support

• Offering clear instructions for using online booking or contact forms

If in‑person events or workshops are held in the future, relevant venue accessibility information will be provided in advance.

 

4. Requests, Issues, and Suggestions

 

If you experience difficulties accessing any part of this website, or require information in an alternative format, you are welcome to contact us.

Accessibility Contact:

 

Name: Louise Frances (Reid)
Email: louise@divinehealinguk.co.uk

Additional contact methods can be arranged if required.

This fulfils the requirement to provide a contact route for accessibility support.

 

5. What Web Accessibility Is

 

Web accessibility means designing digital content so that people with disabilities can use it with the same level of independence and enjoyment as others.

This may include support for assistive technologies such as:

• Screen readers

• Magnifiers

• Speech input tools

• Keyboard navigation

Accessible websites are designed to work with a wide range of user needs, browsers, devices, and assistive technologies.

 

6. Accessibility Adjustments on This Site

 

Steps have been taken to improve accessibility on the Divine Healing UK website, including:

• Responsive design suitable for desktop, mobile, and tablet

• Clear headings and page structure for easier navigation

• Alternative text for images where applicable

• Readable, plain‑language content

• Colour combinations selected to improve visibility

• Keyboard‑friendly navigation

• Reduced reliance on motion or flashing elements

• Ensuring content scales correctly when enlarged up to 200%

These measures follow established accessibility guidance and best‑practice recommendations.

 

7. Alternative Formats

 

If you need website information in a different format—such as large print, simplified wording, audio, or a downloadable version—please contact:

Email: louise@divinehealinguk.co.uk

Requests will be considered and responded to as promptly as possible.

 

8. Reporting Accessibility Problems

 

If you encounter an accessibility issue not outlined in this statement, or experience difficulty accessing any part of the website, please notify us so that we can review and address the issue.

Contact: louise@divinehealinguk.co.uk

Providing a method for users to report accessibility issues is an essential element of accessibility statements.

 

9. Escalation and Further Guidance

 

If you contact Divine Healing UK regarding an accessibility issue and are not satisfied with the response, you may seek further guidance from UK equality and accessibility support services, including those concerned with disability rights and accessibility advice.

 

10. Statement Preparation and Review

 

This accessibility statement was prepared on 29 March 2026, using recognised UK accessibility‑statement frameworks and best‑practice recommendations. It will be reviewed periodically and updated as improvements are made.