Introduction
In July 2023, Jenny Webster from C-UR-ABLE joined Disability info South Africa (DiSA) and became an Access Warrior and member of our Accessible Cities platform. They do this by assisting us with various queries that come via the DiSA website as well as the creation of various educational videos.
DiSA would like to congratulate and thank Jenny and C-UR-ABLE for joining our "Accessible Cities South Africa (AC - SA) " platform and for becoming an "Access Warrior".
"At C-UR-ABLE we help sighted people create environments so that people with low vision can thrive AND we help people with low vision to learn to live fully in these spaces."
As a member of our Accessible Cities platform, C-UR-ABLE has shown commitment to work together as "Access Warriors", to assist us to empower more persons with disabilities to be the best that they can be!
C-UR-ABLE and DiSA Partnership
Disability info South Africa (DiSA) was started in 2015 by Alan Downey and is now a non-profit company (NPO - 256-154). We provide a One-Stop Access Solution by creating a link between persons with disabilities and the companies, clubs and organizations that are available to assist them. In Jenny Webster and C-UR-ABLE, we have found another essential piece of the puzzle, to add to our One-Stop Access Solution. After meeting Jenny in 2023, we saw first hand the value of the services that C-UR-ABLE provide and have already joined forces on various projects to improve access for persons with Visual Impairments.
By promoting the products and unique services provided by Jenny and C-UR-ABLE and working with them through our "Accessible Cities South Africa (AC - SA) " platform with other Access Warrior - Service Providers, 
we aim to ensure that all the pieces of the puzzle are in place to provide a "Complete Accessible Solution" for the benefit of all.
C-UR-ABLE and Jenny
C-UR-ABLE was founded by Jenny Webster out of a lifelong experience navigating life with a degenerative eye disease. In this journey of joy and pain she saw that many of the frustrations are fixable. Advances in affordable technology allow people with visual impairments to access information if designed accessibly.
Who do we serve?
- We show Designers of digital and physical spaces how to incorporate tasteful accessibility principles to increase customer inclusion. Click here for more info on awareness consulting
- We help people new to low vision to process their diagnosis as a platform for learning skills for meaningful living. Click here to make an enquiry.
- We teach low vision clients how to use their smart phones for independent communication, electronic magnification and access to information. Click here for quick access to consulting and training.