Accessibility Policy
Housing Bridge Inc. is committed to maintaining a website that is accessible and usable for visitors, provider partners, training participants, and professional teams accessing Housing Bridge information and services online.
Last updated: May 25, 2026
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If you have difficulty accessing any part of this website, contact Housing Bridge and we will make reasonable efforts to provide the information in an accessible format or assist you through another communication method.
1. Accessibility Commitment
Housing Bridge is committed to making its website accessible to the widest reasonable audience, including people who use assistive technologies, screen readers, keyboard navigation, mobile devices, browser zoom, or other accessibility tools.
Housing Bridge’s website is intended to provide information about provider-facing services, trainings, housing-system supports, consulting, housing clinic supports, and related resources. Accessibility is part of making that information clear, usable, and available.
2. Accessibility Standards
Housing Bridge aims to maintain website content in a way that is consistent with generally recognized web accessibility practices, including clear page structure, readable text, meaningful links, appropriate contrast, keyboard usability, and mobile-friendly design.
Where feasible, Housing Bridge works toward alignment with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, commonly known as WCAG, as a practical benchmark for accessible website content.
3. Ongoing Accessibility Efforts
Housing Bridge may review and update website content, design, structure, forms, links, and digital materials to improve accessibility over time.
- Using clear headings and readable page structure.
- Maintaining mobile-responsive page layouts.
- Using descriptive link text where possible.
- Improving color contrast and readability.
- Reviewing forms, buttons, and calls to action for usability.
- Making reasonable updates when accessibility barriers are identified.
4. Third-Party Platforms and Limitations
The Housing Bridge website may link to or use third-party platforms, including payment processors, form tools, scheduling tools, video platforms, document-sharing systems, public agency websites, or external resources.
Housing Bridge does not control the accessibility, design, performance, or content of third-party websites or platforms. If a third-party tool creates an accessibility barrier, Housing Bridge will make reasonable efforts to provide an alternative way to access the relevant information or service when possible.
5. Feedback and Assistance Requests
If you experience an accessibility barrier on the Housing Bridge website, or if you need information provided in another format, contact Housing Bridge with a description of the issue and the page or content involved.
Email: info@housingbridge.net
Phone: 508-367-2565
Include the page URL, the problem you experienced, the device or browser used, and the format or assistance needed. Do not include sensitive client information in accessibility requests.
6. Policy Updates
Housing Bridge may update this Accessibility Policy as the website, digital tools, services, and accessibility practices evolve.
When updates are made, the “Last updated” date at the top of this page may be revised.