Accessible technology for NGOs and disability organisations
I've built more than ten websites and platforms for charities, advocacy groups and disability organisations across Uganda, Kenya, the DRC, Sudan and Canada. Websites and platforms, the hosting that keeps them running, and advice on the technology decisions around them. I'm a software engineer with cerebral palsy, so accessibility isn't a service line I added. It's how I work, and why organisations working on inclusion tend to come to me.
How we can work together
Every organisation arrives with a different budget, timeline and starting point, so I quote each piece of work on its own terms. Tell me what you need and I'll come back with a written proposal and a price.
Accessibility review
You have a site. You need to know whether it works for everyone.
What you get
- Full audit against WCAG 2.2 AA
- Testing with a screen reader and keyboard only
- A prioritised report in plain language, not jargon
- A findings walkthrough call with your team
- A conformance summary you can share with funders
Best for organisations with an existing site and a donor requirement to meet.
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Organisation website
A complete site for your organisation, accessible from the first commit.
What you get
- Structure and content planning with your team
- Accessible, mobile-first build
- A content editor your staff can use without a developer
- News, programmes, reports and donation links
- Search-engine and social-sharing setup
- Staff training and handover documentation
Best for NGOs launching a first real site, or replacing one that no longer serves them.
Request a quoteProgramme platform
More than a website. A tool your programme actually runs on.
What you get
- Member or beneficiary portals
- Learning platforms and course delivery
- Application and reporting forms
- Multi-language and low-bandwidth support
- Integration with the systems you already use
- Ongoing maintenance and support
Best for established organisations running training, grants or membership programmes.
Request a quoteWeb hosting and care
Your site, looked after, so nobody on your team has to think about it.
What you get
- Hosting set up and managed for you
- Domain and DNS handling
- SSL certificates kept valid and renewing
- Automatic backups you can actually restore from
- Uptime monitoring, so I notice an outage before you do
- Software and security updates applied
- Organisation email addresses on your own domain
Best for organisations without in-house IT, who need a site that simply stays up.
Request a quoteICT consultancy
Advice on the technology decisions your organisation is about to make.
What you get
- Review of the systems and tools you use now
- Technology planning aligned to your programmes and budget
- Procurement advice, so you buy what you actually need
- Digital accessibility and inclusion policy
- Staff training on the tools you adopt
- Guidance on data handling and safeguarding
- An implementation plan you can take to a funder
Best for organisations planning a system, writing a tech budget, or unsure what to buy.
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What every build ships with
These aren't upgrades. They are the floor, on every project, whatever the budget.
WCAG 2.2 AA as the baseline
Not an optional extra billed at the end. Conformance is part of the build from the first commit, because retrofitting accessibility costs far more than designing for it.
Tested the way people actually browse
Keyboard-only navigation, screen readers, text scaled to 200%, and high-contrast modes, all checked by hand, not just by an automated scanner.
Built for real connections
Optimised for the bandwidth and devices your audience has, not the ones in a design studio. Pages that load on a slow mobile connection.
Lived experience, not a checklist
I have cerebral palsy and depend on accessible technology every day. I notice the barriers an audit script misses, because I run into them myself.
Organisations I've worked with
- Jikopa Fintech(opens in a new tab)
- Darfur advocacy group (DAG) - Sudan (website)(opens in a new tab)
- Sound of Silence Africa Initiative (website)(opens in a new tab)
- RWEO Initiative Uganda (website)(opens in a new tab)
- Good Salt Foundation-Uganda (website)(opens in a new tab)
- Embrace International Foundation Uganda (website)(opens in a new tab)
- Embrace International Foundation Canada (website)(opens in a new tab)
- Focus of Disabled People Kenya (website)(opens in a new tab)
- Action for Life, Peace and Happiness Advancement (ALPHA) - DRC (website)(opens in a new tab)
- Commonwealth Disabled Youth Forum (website)(opens in a new tab)
- CDPF Youth Training (Moodle system)(opens in a new tab)
- Adorn Life Initiative(opens in a new tab)
Tell me what your organisation needs
Send me a short description of your project, your timeline and your budget range. I'll reply with an honest view of whether I'm the right fit, and if I'm not, I'll say so.
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