1. Tottenham Hotspur Foundation & EnabledCity Using money more efficiently Joining up services around the individual Helping people manage their health better, improving the quality of their lives Reducing DNA's / hospital admissions

2. Inclusive design Exclusive design Margaret Hickish, Paralympic Advisor London 2012 Team “Inclusive Design (Universal Design) is “the design of buildings, products and/or services that are accessible to, and usable by, as many people as reasonably possible without the need for special adaptation. For a design to be inclusive it must respect the needs of people with mobility, visual and hearing impairments, learning difficulties, and people from different cultural and religious backgrounds”

3. Easy read - desktop publishing

4. Word-Bank - automated jargon buster BBC innovation lab awarded Independently proven by the Disability Rights Commission to aid website comprehension by %100 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPDj2YJAyPA

5. Word-Bank - automated jargon buster BBC innovation lab awarded Independently proven by the Disability Rights Commission to aid website comprehension by %100 Example site: http://www.cnwl.nhs.uk/services/learning-disability-services/?onOff=ONhttp://www.cnwl.nhs.uk/services/learning-disability-services/?onOff=ON

6. Website view – easy navigation Developed via travel training concepts used by people with learning disabilities https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Dk5GyRUo8o

7. Print view removes technology barriers Live example (clicking on a map pin..) http://photoroute.com/print/map/diana-princess-of-wales-memorial-walk

8. Embeddable view for client websites Live example http://www.london.gov.uk/city-hall/location-map/westminster-bridge-to-tower-bridge

9. Embeddable client pages This is a really good idea: an app from Enabled City for "accessible, editable route maps" in London, aimed at people with physical and learning disabilities, as well as people speaking English as a second language. That means step-free routes for people using wheelchairs, and photos taken along each route to aid navigation. Grouping maps together and easily share across websites

10. How PhotoRoute is being used locally

11. SPORTS M.A.T.E Mentoring/Access/Training/Equality July 2012 – Feb 2014

12. Key Successes Future Improvements PAN LONDON PILOT PROJECT July 2012 – Feb 2014 We have supported 230 individuals up to Feb 2014. 202 males and 28 females received support through the project. 57 unique opportunities (Clubs and Leisure opportunities) have been accessed by the young disabled people. 19 different sports have been engaged by the delivery agencies as pathways for the young disabled people. A greater number of organisations need to be trained to deliver the project A higher percentage of girls should be a key target Further consultation is required with disability charities and disabled people organisations A higher level of engagement is required with National Governing Bodies of Sport The SM Project requires a more strategic marketing approach.

13. SPORTS M.A.T.E. Tottenham Hotspur Foundation Barnet Haringey Enfield Waltham Forest Islington Brentford Community Sports Trust Wandsworth Ealing Hounslow Hammersmith & Fulham Richmond upon Thames Chelsea FC Wandsworth Kingston upon Thames Sutton Assess Sport Waltham Forest Hackney Tower Hamlets Lewisham Newham Islington July 2012 – Feb 2014

14. Thank you Word-Bank & PhotoRoute.com by Enabled City Sports M.A.T.E by Tottenham Hotspur Foundation Alick Mackenzie Enabled City, 35 Kingsland Road, London E2 8AA www.enabledcity.com www.word-bank.com www.photoroute.com/contact-us www.enabledcity.com www.word-bank.com 07799030979 @enabledcity Gareth Jones www.tottenhamhotspur.com/foundation/ foundation@tottenhamhotspur.com foundation@tottenhamhotspur.com 020 8365 5138