The publication Independent guidance
Accessibility information
Read about the site's keyboard navigation, page structure, print resources and current accessibility limitations without a claim of formal certification.
Housing & Support Careers is designed to make its information usable on phones, tablets and desktop computers. This statement describes the application prepared on 4 November 2026; it is not a formal accessibility certification.
Features of the site
- Main content and ordinary links are rendered in HTML and remain available without JavaScript.
- A skip link leads past repeated navigation to the main content.
- Pages use a single main heading, meaningful section headings and descriptive links.
- Interactive navigation uses keyboard-operable controls with visible focus styling.
- Text can be enlarged using browser zoom, and layouts adapt to narrow screens.
- Tables can be scrolled within their own region when they need more width.
- Motion is limited and reduced-motion preferences are respected.
- Fonts, styles and scripts are served from this website.
Reading and printing resources
The skills evidence worksheet is available as full HTML as well as a PDF companion. You can use the HTML version without downloading anything, and your browser's print option can create a paper copy.
The PDF has selectable text. Full assistive-technology or PDF/UA conformance has not been independently certified. If a PDF is difficult to use, its HTML parent contains the same prompts and is the preferred reading version.
Limits of the checks
Automated and layout checks can identify some problems but do not establish that every combination of browser and assistive technology will work perfectly. Linked external websites have their own accessibility arrangements. We do not claim a specialist accessibility audit or comprehensive screen-reader testing.
No public feedback inbox has been verified for this edition. The contact page explains that limitation; we do not advertise a monitored accessibility support channel that does not exist.
Find a page without using a menu
Use the site map for a plain list of published pages. The main routes are roles, getting started, applications, resources and West Yorkshire.