Accessibility Statement
"Shavim" Association
The Shvim Association is responsible for operating the amutatshavim website. We see great importance in providing equal service to all citizens and improving the service provided to citizens with disabilities. We invest significant resources in making our website accessible in order to make the association's services more available to people with disabilities.
The accessibility of the Shvim Association's website is intended to make it available, friendly, and more convenient to use for populations with special needs, resulting from, among other things, various motor disabilities, cognitive disabilities, myopia, blindness or color blindness, hearing impairments, as well as the elderly population.
Accessibility level
The Shvim Association adapts its website and products for common browsers and mobile phone use, and uses screen readers in its tests. For Desktop: Windows + NVDA + Chrome/Firefox | For Mobile: iOS + VoiceOver + Safari
The association ensures that its digital assets meet the requirements of the Equal Rights for People with Disabilities (Service Accessibility Adjustments) Regulations, 2013 (hereinafter: "the Regulations") at the AA level, and also implements the recommendations of the WCAG2.0 document from the W3C organization.
In Hebrew: WCAG 2.0 Guidelines for Web Content Accessibility
In English: 0Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.
Corrections and adjustments made
The site navigation is simple and clear.
The site's content is written in a clear, organized, and hierarchical manner. If necessary, explanations are provided alongside the content.
The site is optimized for viewing in modern browsers.
The website is adapted to display on a variety of screens and resolutions.
The website content is written in simple and clear language.
All pages on the site have a fixed structure.
All images on the site have an alternative textual description (alt).
The site allows you to change the font size by using the Ctrl key and the mouse wheel.
The site does not use moving or flashing text displays.
Accessibility of training centers
All of the association's training centers (except Haifa - this is something temporary because we are moving there at the end of the year) are accessible to the disabled and include accessible services.
Disabled parking - With the exception of Haifa, which is located in the center of a neighborhood, all centers have disabled parking if necessary.
Exclusions
It is important to note that despite our efforts to make all pages on the site and our other digital assets accessible, it is possible that parts or capabilities may be discovered that are not properly accessible or have not yet been made accessible.
Contact us about accessibility
Accessibility Manager: Adi Allof, Director of Entrepreneurship and Employment Integration
Mobile: 052-3370901
If you encounter an accessibility problem on the site or one of our products, we would be happy to receive comments and requests by contacting the Accessibility Officer,
So that we can best address the problem, we highly recommend including as many complete details as possible:
Description of the problem.
What action did you try to perform?
Link to the page you were browsing.
Browser type and version.
operating system.
The type of assistive technology (if you used it).
The Shvim Association will do everything in its power to make the site as accessible as possible and to respond to inquiries in the most professional and fastest manner.
Accessibility Statement updated to 7.12.2022