We’re building a community-led directory to make finding accessible services simpler, more transparent, and focused on what matters most your needs.
Too many disabled people and families have spent hours searching for the right service only to find out the hard way it wasn’t right at all. Not because they made a bad choice, but because the information simply wasn’t there.
AccessSphere changes that. We connect disabled people and carers to services they can trust, give providers who are doing the work a place to be recognised for it, and give commissioners and councils the community-level insight that funding decisions need.
One platform. Three purposes. One community at the centre.
Everything we do is guided by these core principles.
Built by and for the disabled community. Real reviews from real people because the people using services are the only ones qualified to rate them.
Every listing includes detailed accessibility information. For families searching, that means confidence. For providers, it means a chance to show what genuine accessibility looks like.
Everyone deserves services that treat them as a whole person. That’s not a nice-to-have, it’s the minimum standard we hold every listing to. commissioners and councils can see exactly how that standard is being met.
AccessSphere was built for everyone navigating the social care and disability services landscape from different directions.
✅ Disabled adults looking for accessible services
✅ Service providers committed to genuine accessibility
A taxi to a hair appointment can cost a disabled person £200 before they’ve sat in the chair. Home visits aren’t just convenient for many people they’re the only option. The providers who understand that are the ones this community needs most.
✅ Parents and families of disabled children
✅ Local councils and commissioners.
✅ Carers and support workers
✅ Anyone who believes dignity should be the standard
At the heart of AccessSphere lies a compelling brand story forged from personal experience and a deep commitment to empowerment, inclusion, and connection. My journey began as an Healthcare assistant working in all aspect in the healthcare sector for over 20+ years both in private and state care homes assisting individuals with disabilities . I watched as they navigated through barriers that seemed insurmountable from finding essential services to feeling overlooked in social spaces. It was this firsthand experience that ignited my passion to create something meaningful, something that would bridge the gap between disabled individuals and the support they truly deserve.
AccessSpherer is not just another service directory; it embodies our vision of fostering community and resilience among disabled people. Imagine a platform where empowerment thrives a place where individuals can easily access resources tailored specifically for their needs. It’s about creating connections that matter, ensuring that no one feels alone in their journey.
When we talk about tangible differences, we mean transforming lives by providing easy access to vital services from personal needs to accessible active information all designed to enable abilities rather than define disabilities. Each listing in our directory isn’t merely an entry; it’s part of a larger narrative aimed at uplifting voices often silenced or overlooked.
By sharing our brand story rooted in real experiences, we invite everyone regardless of ability to join us on this mission. Together, we can build an inclusive community where empowerment isn’t just an ideal; it becomes a daily reality for disabled individuals everywhere. Join us as we strive to create connections that will foster hope and inspire change because every voice matters in this shared narrative of inclusivity and strength.
Founder, AccessSphere
Whether you’re searching, listing, or funding AccessSphere is built for you.