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Last Updated: September 22, 2026

Our Commitment to Accessibility

Waypoint Project is committed to creating an inclusive environment where everyone has the opportunity to connect with our mission, programs, resources, and community.

We believe accessibility is an important part of inclusion. We are committed to making the Waypoint Project website accessible and usable for people of all abilities, including individuals who use assistive technologies.

Accessibility Standards

Waypoint Project is working to design, develop, and maintain this website in accordance with recognized accessibility practices, including the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, Level AA, where reasonably applicable.

WCAG provides internationally recognized recommendations for making digital content more accessible to individuals with visual, auditory, physical, speech, cognitive, neurological, and other disabilities. California state websites currently use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as an accessibility standard.

Our accessibility efforts may include:

• Providing alternative text for meaningful images and graphics.

• Maintaining sufficient color contrast between text and backgrounds.

• Using clear headings and logical page structures.

• Supporting keyboard navigation where possible.

• Using descriptive links and buttons.

• Designing forms with understandable labels and instructions.

• Supporting browser text enlargement and zoom.

• Providing captions, transcripts, or other alternatives for multimedia content when appropriate.

• Working to maintain compatibility with commonly used assistive technologies and screen readers.

Ongoing Accessibility Efforts

Accessibility is an ongoing process.

As Waypoint Project grows and our website, programs, and digital resources evolve, we will continue working to identify and address accessibility barriers and improve the usability of our digital content.

Because website technology, third-party applications, and accessibility standards continue to evolve, some content or features may not always operate perfectly with every assistive technology, browser, or device.

If we become aware of an accessibility issue, we will make reasonable efforts to address it.

Third-Party Content and Services

The Waypoint Project website may contain links to external websites or use third-party services, applications, donation platforms, forms, maps, videos, or other digital tools that are not designed, operated, or controlled by Waypoint Project.

While we encourage accessibility throughout the services we use, Waypoint Project cannot control or guarantee the accessibility of independently operated third-party websites or services.

Need Assistance?

If you experience difficulty accessing any part of the Waypoint Project website, encounter an accessibility barrier, or need information provided in an alternative format, we want to hear from you.

Please contact us and describe the accessibility issue you encountered, the webpage or content involved, and the best way for us to respond.

We will make reasonable efforts to provide the information, communication, or assistance you need through an accessible alternative.

Waypoint Project
Accessibility Contact: info@WayPointProject.net
 

Feedback Is Welcome

Waypoint Project welcomes feedback about the accessibility of our website.

Your feedback helps us identify barriers, improve our digital resources, and continue building an organization where people of all abilities have the opportunity to participate, connect, and belong.

Accessibility is part of our commitment to creating opportunity, connection, and community for everyone.