Paul Allen
Trainer and collaborator
Paul brings public-service experience and expertise in accessible community amenities, the built environment and sensory gardens.
Meet Paul
Disability access / Ireland
Disability access expertise, grounded in lived experience.
Practical advice on disability access and inclusion
I work with organisations to make access part of everyday practice, from how a team communicates to the way an event welcomes people.
How I can help
Practical support for your organisation, from staff training to access advice for an event.
Access consultancy
Identify barriers people encounter in your organisation and discuss practical changes.
Disability training
Help your team explore disability, communication and situations they encounter at work.
Speaking and facilitation
Bring a practical perspective on disability, access and inclusion to your event or discussion.
Event access
Discuss the support your event needs, with a clear role and responsibilities agreed in advance.
We discuss what you need and agree the scope and fee before starting.
Getting started
A one-hour introduction to disability awareness
Start with a one-hour online introduction to disability awareness for your team. A clear, manageable first step before deciding what further support you need.
Access advice informed by lived experience
I'm Vicki Casserly, a disability access consultant, trainer and advocate. My work brings practical experience of disability advocacy into conversations with organisations about the barriers people encounter and the changes they can make.
More about VickiWorking with Paul and James
Depending on the work, I collaborate with Paul Allen and James Casserly. We agree their involvement with you.
James Casserly
Jimbo's Accessible Adventures
A disability activist and accessible travel advocate, James is available for speaking, panels, co-facilitation and training.
Meet JamesFree resources
Practical reading for organisations, individuals and families. No account or sign-up needed.
Talk to Vicki
Tell me about your organisation and what you need help with. A short outline is enough to start.