Accessibility services for councils and public bodies

Help staff use their workplace technology and make digital services easier to access. We provide assistive technology training, website accessibility audits and disability awareness sessions for councils, schools, healthcare teams and public bodies across the UK.

Company and procurement information

Your websites and documents

Manual accessibility audits of websites, intranets and documents against WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549, combining automated checks with manual keyboard and screen-reader testing informed by founder Aj Ahmed's daily JAWS use. You receive a prioritised written report with step-by-step guidance. A call is available on request, and follow-up and retesting are agreed in your quote. We can also review or help you draft your accessibility statement. Read more about our audits.

An audit is an expert assessment against the standards; it is not a legal certification or a guarantee of compliance.

Your workforce

When a colleague needs assistive technology or their requirements change, we help set up the software and train them around their real duties — covering dyslexia and ADHD tools such as Read&Write and MindView, Dragon dictation, screen readers and magnification, and workplace AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot.

Support can be arranged directly by the employer or funded through Access to Work where eligible and subject to approval, with clear written quotes usually within two working days. Each software package has its own dedicated sessions, and every training package includes two weeks of follow-up support.

Referring a colleague or client? See the training details to include in your enquiry.

Your teams' understanding

Disability awareness sessions draw on founder Aj Ahmed's lived experience as a blind specialist. Tell us who the session is for and what you want them to understand, so we can discuss the content and format.

Existing feedback includes a school's description of its day with Aj as inspirational and a GP training session described as "probably one of the best sessions" — read their words.

Relevant experience

Founder Aj Ahmed has trained public-sector and healthcare professionals across court services, central and local government, education and the NHS, including doctors, nurses, psychologists, therapists and elected councillors.

Working with us

  • AAT Solutions Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 16759868; VAT number 504382218. Registered office: 13 Chedworth Close, Worcester, England, WR4 9YG.
  • ICO data protection fee registration: ZC279516. View our ICO registration certificate (PDF).
  • ICO Data Protection Essentials: AAT Solutions completed the training and organisational self-assessment programme on 31 October 2026. The organisation certificate is valid until 31 October 2027. Search for AAT Solutions Ltd in the ICO Data Protection Essentials public register. Programme completion is not certification of compliance with data protection law.
  • UK Provider Reference Number (UKPRN): 10102859. Search the UK Register of Learning Providers.
  • Professional indemnity and public liability insurance, with cover up to £5 million each. Current insurance evidence is available on request.
  • Cyber Essentials certified across the whole organisation — the government-backed cyber security standard. You can verify our certificate on the BlockMark Registry.
  • We confirm your trainer and session arrangements before training begins.
  • Safeguarding and DBS information is available on request where relevant to the work.
  • Written quotes, usually within two working days, in a clear format for Access to Work and procurement teams. We can complete your organisation's supplier-registration form.
  • Two weeks of follow-up support included with every training package.

For a downloadable pack and help adding us to your supplier list, read our supplier and registration information.

Frequently asked questions

Most public sector bodies must meet accessibility requirements for their websites and mobile apps under the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018, although some organisations and content types are exempt. An audit identifies accessibility barriers against the technical standard; your organisation should confirm its legal obligations separately.

Access to Work can fund assistive technology training for many eligible disabled employees, subject to assessment and approval. Employees can ask whether AAT Solutions can provide their training, and we supply written quotes usually within two working days. Civil servants get workplace adjustments through their employer. Other public servants can apply for wider Access to Work support if eligible.

We deliver sessions remotely across the UK, and on site by arrangement for individual training, group workshops and awareness talks.

Every engagement starts with a written quote, and you can request a free consultation first if you would like to discuss scope. Because requirements vary between single-package training and multi-journey audits, the quote sets out clearly what is included.

Unsure where to start? Request a free consultation.