• The main entrance and pathway to the site are accessible, providing step-free access.
• A safe footpath leads to the entrance for people who are blind or experience low vision.
• The venue is staffed and provides a sheltered space for visitors during sudden bad weather.
• Visitors can reach the site using public transport, with a bus stop located within 200 metres of the entrance.
• Clear directions, signs or maps are available to guide visitors through the venue.
• There are no designated drop-off and pick-up points or loading zones.

• Activities are held in environments suitable for participants who are neurodiverse.
• Staff can quickly intervene if audiovisual systems project sound or graphics that may induce seizures or be distressing.
• Participants can easily remove themselves from activities if they experience sensory overload or discomfort.
• A designated breakout room or quiet space is available for visitors who require it.
• The venue is able to adjust the temperature of all indoor venues and create temperature-controlled spaces as needed.
• However, activities do not offer a wide range of sensory experiences and stimuli for visitors with sensory modulation needs.

• The Kollective hosts events and activities that utilise audiovisual equipment.
• The venue offers accessible meeting rooms and event spaces for hire.
• Staff availability for events may vary depending on whether the event is hosted by The Kollective or one of its affiliated businesses.
• While not explicitly for a 'large public space', signage is provided on where to meet for activities.
• Information on closed captions, subtitles, Sign Language interpretation, or audio descriptions for videos is not applicable at this time.

• Some staff have received workplace education and training on accessibility and inclusion for visitors.
• Staff members are aware of accessible features and services available within the venue and are able to provide assistance when needed.
• Staff who know Sign Language are available, and staff can assist visitors who do not communicate verbally.
• Staff are available to assist visitors with blindness or low vision, intellectual disabilities, and acquired brain injuries if needed.
• Staff are able to help if emergency escape routes are not immediately accessible to people who require mobility assistance.

Wheelchair & Mobility Scooter Access

• The main entrance and pathway provide step-free access for wheelchair and mobility scooter users.
• The reception area is easy to navigate and includes an accessible counter.
• Ramps are available alongside stairs, are easily navigated, and include secure handrails.
• All doorways have a minimum width of 0.81 metres, and doors are easy to open.
• However, not all flooring on ramps and footpaths is non-slippery.

Accessible Parking

• Designated and clearly-marked accessible parking spaces are available within 20 metres of the main entrance.
• Ample space is provided for self-transfer by car doors, and the car park is well-lit at night.

Accessible Restrooms

• Multiple, clearly labelled accessible and gender-neutral restrooms are available.
• Restrooms feature accessible grabrails, handwashing facilities, and mirrors, with doors operable with one hand.
• The restroom interior is spacious, meeting minimum cubicle dimensions for manual wheelchairs.

Blindness & Low Vision

• A safe footpath leads to the entrance, and activities are conducted in suitable environments.
• Staff are available to assist visitors with blindness or low vision.
• However, tactile ground surface indicators are not present on staircases or along the main entrance pathway.

Deafness & Limited Hearing

• Activities offer clearly-displayed signs or graphics, and staff proficient in Sign Language are available.
• Evacuation plans consider individuals with deafness or limited hearing.
• Emergency alert systems currently lack both audio and visual warnings.

Neurodiverse Support

• The venue offers activities in suitable environments and provides a designated breakout or quiet space.
• Staff can intervene with distressing audiovisual systems and assist visitors with intellectual disabilities or acquired brain injuries.
• Temperature-controlled spaces are available, but activities do not offer a wide range of sensory stimuli.

Service Animals

• All service animals are welcome throughout the venue, including all spaces accessible to their owners.