Accessibility
At Mary MacKillop Place, we are committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment for all our visitors.
Physical accessibility
Lift and Ramp Access
Our main buildings are equipped with lifts and ramps to facilitate easy movement across different areas on our site. This includes ramp access into the Museum, several conference rooms, the gardens, parking, café and chapel.
Accessible Toilets
Our facilities include accessible toilets designed to accommodate individuals with mobility challenges, ensuring comfort and convenience.
Access to accommodation facilities and guest rooms
Our accommodation is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring wide hallways, lift access to all levels, and convenient access to the car park with designated parking available. Additionally, we offer a number of wheelchair-accessible rooms to ensure a comfortable stay for all guests.
Access to conference venues
We offer several fully accessible conference spaces to accommodate individuals with mobility limitations and all downstairs conference facilities are fully accessible.
Guests are encouraged to discuss their specific accessibility needs with us in advance so we can explore suitable arrangements as there are a number of upstairs spaces that are not accessible.
Digital accessibility
Our website is designed to be user-friendly and accessible to individuals with visual and hearing impairments. We ensure proper meta-tagging and are have integrated additional features to enhance readability and navigation. We are committed to continuous improvement and welcome feedback to better serve all users.
Feedback and assistance
We value the input of our visitors and are dedicated to addressing any accessibility concerns promptly. If you encounter any barriers during your visit or while using our website, please contact us via our “Contact Us” form to provide feedback.
While we may not be able to implement all suggestions, each will be carefully considered.
“All will be right with time and a little patience.”
MARY MACKILLOP | 1873