Access for Therapists (AFT) is committed to ensuring that our website is accessible to people with disabilities. We strive to make our site user-friendly and inclusive for all visitors, including those with disabilities. If you encounter any accessibility issues or require further assistance, please contact our accessibility coordinator.
Accessibility Statement
This notice states AFT’s commitments to equitable access, non-discrimination, and accessibility across programs, communications, and digital content.
Non-discrimination
At Access for Therapists (AFT), we believe in providing an online environment that allows all users, including those with disabilities, to access the information and services with ease and comfort.
Access and reasonable accommodations
AFT provides reasonable accommodations for intake, communications, and matching. Request via the contact method on our site or forms. We engage in an interactive process and respond within a reasonable period.
Digital accessibility
AFT aims to meet WCAG 2.2 AA for public web content and forms. Send accessibility feedback via the site; Operations tracks and addresses barriers.
Language access
Upon request and where feasible, AFT provides plain-language explanations and explores translations for key notices and forms. For university programs, we coordinate under the University Data-Sharing and De-Identification Addendum.
Provider independence and scope
AFT facilitates introductions only. Independent licensed providers set clinical terms directly with recipients. AFT is not a healthcare provider or HIPAA covered entity/business associate and should not receive PHI; see the Privacy, Data Minimization, and PHI Notice.
Concerns and grievances
Raise discrimination, access, or accommodation concerns through the Complaint and Grievance Procedure. For emergencies, contact appropriate services; AFT is not an emergency responder.
Precedence and references
This notice summarizes public commitments and links to internal controls. See the Recipient Eligibility Policy for criteria and verification, the Privacy, Data Minimization, and PHI Notice for privacy and PHI limits, and the University Data-Sharing and De-Identification Addendum for university-linked data handling.