Find services that actually work for you.

Community-rated, accessibility-verified services across the UK reviewed by people with real experience.

What are you looking for?

 Location

How It Works

Finding accessible services shouldn’t take this much effort. We’re changing that.

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Search for what you actually need

Not just “wheelchair accessible.” Filter by communication support, sensory environments, carer-friendly spaces, and more.

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Read reviews from people like you

Every rating comes from disabled people, family members, or carers with real experience. No algorithm. No paid placement.

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Connect with confidence

Reach out knowing the service has been verified by our team and rated by your community.

Why It Matters

Finding somewhere safe and respectful shouldn't feel like luck.

 

Too many disabled people and families have sat in the wrong waiting room, been turned away at the door, or spent hours searching for a service that understands their needs only to find out the hard way that it doesn’t.

AccessSphere exists because that experience is too common and too rarely talked about.

Every listing includes detailed accessibility information. Every review comes from someone with lived experience. Every service is checked before it goes live.

Because you deserve to know before you go not after.

 


“I would think about AccessSphere  and wish it had existed sooner.”

Esther Alaja, Founder

Founder Story

Twenty years ago I started as a healthcare assistant. I didn’t know then how much it would change me.

I’ve sat with people in their hardest moments. I’ve watched families search desperately for the right support and come up empty. I’ve seen what happens when someone ends up with the wrong service  not because they made a bad choice, but because the information simply wasn’t there.

And when my daughter asked me why I wanted to retire in Africa, my honest answer was this: I’ve spent two decades in social care. I’ve seen what poor care looks like up close. And I don’t want to receive it.

That moment made me realise  if I felt that way with all my experience, what about the families who have none? What about the people who don’t know what questions to ask, which services to trust, or where to turn when something goes wrong?

That’s why I built AccessSphere. Not as a business idea. As something I wish had existed for every family I’ve ever worked alongside. A place where the community speaks honestly, where dignity isn’t negotiable, and where finding the right support doesn’t feel like luck.

This is still a calling. It just looks different now.

 Founder, AccessSphere

Doing things well should be visible.

If you’re a service provider committed to genuine accessibility  not just a ramp and a checkbox, AccessSphere gives you a place to show that. Community ratings, honest feedback, and verified listings mean the services doing the work get recognised for it.

Community insight that funding decisions need.

AccessSphere sits at the intersection of lived experience and service quality data. Our community-verified directory gives commissioners, local councils, and grant bodies a ground-level view of what accessible provision actually looks like and where the gaps are.

If you’re looking for evidence of community need, proof of impact, or a partner in improving local accessibility, we’d like to talk.

You deserve services that work for you.

Start here.