Re-designing/review funding availability and its information to be more inclusive.

Use multiple languages in all communication materials to ensure inclusivity.
To cater to individuals with disabilities, provide physical copies of information in accessible formats, such as Braille, large print, audio versions.
To reach a wider audience and encourage participation from underrepresented groups social media, websites, and mobile apps should be utilised with accessibility in mind. It is important to note that
- The contents are clear and easily readable.
- The website is organised clearly and is easy to navigate to find relevant information.
- There is an option to access the information in multiple languages.
- Fonts and colours used are easy to read etc.,
- Text alternative for non-text content is available or text to speech option is available or subtitle, transcripts etc. are available for videos.