We aim to provide a website that’s accessible to all users.

We are part of NHS England's Accessible Information Standard (AIS) scheme, which ensures that people who have a disability, impairment or sensory loss can access easy-to-understand information and communication support. By law, all organisations that provide NHS care or adult social care must follow the Standard. 

Your Sexual Health Matters is designed to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA standards and it can be used with screen readers. Our information also uses jargon-free, clear language. 

Check your browser

It’s a good idea to ensure your browser is up to date so you can use its accessibility features:

Chrome
Firefox
Safari
Edge

Increase your text size

If you find it hard to read the text on our website, you can increase or decrease the size of the words in your browser settings.

To make your text size bigger

  • For Windows, press Ctrl and + 
  • For Apple Mac, press Cmd and + 

To make your text size smaller

  • For Windows, press Ctrl and - 
  • For Apple Mac, press Cmd and - 

To reset your text size 

  • For Windows, press Ctrl and 0 
  • For Apple Mac, press Cmd and 0 

Translate text or convert it to audio

At the bottom of any page, including this one, you’ll find a yellow accessibility tools button. 

Click on this and a Recite Me toolbar will open up at the top of your page. This has features such as:

  • text-to-speech
  • reading support
  • translation

Use AbilityNet’s how-to guides

AbilityNet support people who have disabilities to use technology. It has a range of guides to help you adapt your device to meet your needs.

Search AbilityNet’s guides for tips on making your device easier to use .

Request printed information in other languages and formats

You can request a free copy of any of our publications or documents in another language or format, such large print, Easy Read, Braille or audio versions. 

Call: 01246 515224
Or 
Email: DCHST.communications@nhs.net 

We are always looking to improve site accessibility. If you’d like to report a problem on any of our pages, please contact us at DCHST.communications@nhs.net, including details of the device you’re using.