Public sector organisations have an obligation to communicate clearly with the public. But it is also essential that the information being communicated by these organisations can be fully understood and, when required, acted upon by everyone.

With so much information now accessed online, content published on public sector websites must be optimised with total accessibility and inclusivity in mind.

In September 2020, new accessibility regulations came into force, meaning public sector organisations must ensure their websites are accessible to everyone.

This guide explores some best practice steps that can be taken to develop and create a long-term publishing strategy that enables accessibility and inclusivity.

Public sector organisations have an obligation to communicate clearly with the public. But it is also essential that the information being communicated by these organisations can be fully understood and, when required, acted upon by everyone.

With so much information now accessed online, content published on public sector websites must be optimised with total accessibility and inclusivity in mind.

In September 2020, new accessibility regulations came into force, meaning public sector organisations must ensure their websites are accessible to everyone.

This guide explores some best practice steps that can be taken to develop and create a long-term publishing strategy that enables accessibility and inclusivity.

The Coronavirus pandemic has hit almost every industry, forcing companies to tighten budgets, furlough staff and even reconsider the entire way in which they operate.

The third sector is no different. The pandemic has created numerous challenges for charities, from finding new ways to replicate physical fundraising events to keeping donors engaged.

This practical guide covers four key things your charitable organisation can be doing right now to help alleviate these immediate challenges, while also ensuring you remain sustainable for the future:

• Communicating with your audience – clear, consistent communications that hit the right tone
• Creating an omnichannel strategy – joining the dots between strategically crafted print and digital
• Rethinking the charity shop – how to adapt for social distancing, or take it online
• Taking events virtual – creating engaging, shareable events for your audience

Download the guide for more information, including practical examples and actionable ideas to make these four strategies work for your organisation.

Public sector organisations have an obligation to communicate clearly with the public. But it is also essential that the information being communicated by these organisations can be fully understood and, when required, acted upon by everyone.

With so much information now accessed online, content published on public sector websites must be optimised with total accessibility and inclusivity in mind.

In September 2020, new accessibility regulations came into force, meaning public sector organisations must ensure their websites are accessible to everyone.

This guide explores some best practice steps that can be taken to develop and create a long-term publishing strategy that enables accessibility and inclusivity.