Accessibility
Sunrise Foundation aims to make its website clear, usable and accessible to patients, families, professionals and members of the public, across different devices and ways of navigating the web.
Our Accessibility Commitment
Sunrise Foundation is committed to improving the accessibility and usability of this website so that important institutional, recovery, family and contact information can be accessed by as many people as reasonably possible.
Accessibility is considered as part of ongoing website maintenance and content updates. Where an issue is identified, Sunrise Foundation will consider appropriate improvements based on the nature of the issue and the available technical solution.
Need help accessing something? If a page, document, image or other website feature creates an accessibility barrier, please contact Sunrise Foundation so the issue can be reviewed.
Accessibility Features
The website is designed with a number of practical accessibility considerations, including:
Keyboard navigation
Interactive links include visible keyboard focus indicators to help users navigate without relying only on a mouse or touch input.
Responsive layouts
Pages are designed to adapt across desktop, tablet and mobile screen sizes.
Meaningful structure
Headings, sections, navigation landmarks and labelled content are used to make information easier to understand.
Image descriptions
Images are provided with descriptive alternative text where appropriate, particularly when an image carries useful informational meaning.
Reduced motion
The site’s presentation respects users who have enabled reduced-motion preferences in supported browsers.
Readable presentation
Content uses clear hierarchy, spacing and contrast-aware presentation to support reading and scanning.
Accessible Content Practices
Accessibility depends on both website technology and the way information is published. Sunrise Foundation aims to:
- Use descriptive page headings and meaningful link text.
- Provide alternative text for informative images where appropriate.
- Keep important information available as readable web content rather than relying only on images.
- Use clear language and structured sections for complex institutional information.
- Keep forms and contact information clearly labelled.
- Avoid unnecessary animation and respect supported reduced-motion preferences.
Some third-party documents, embedded services or older materials may not have been created to the same accessibility standard. Where practical, Sunrise Foundation can consider providing or improving an accessible alternative.
Known Limitations
No website can guarantee that every page, document, browser, device, assistive technology combination or third-party service will provide an identical experience.
Website content and technology can also change over time. If you encounter a specific accessibility problem, reporting the exact page and issue helps Sunrise Foundation investigate it more effectively.
Examples of useful feedback: “The registration certificate is difficult to read on mobile,” “I cannot reach this control using a keyboard,” or “This image does not have enough description.”
Accessibility Feedback
If you experience an accessibility barrier on the Sunrise Foundation website, please provide the page address or page name, describe the problem, and tell us what you were trying to do.
If possible, include the device and browser you were using. This information is optional but can help with investigation.
Contact Sunrise Foundation
Sunrise Foundation Rehabilitation Centre
Plot No. 256, Suraj Farm House,
Near Vrindavan Society, Kalote Phata Stop,
Rayati Gaon, Khalapur, Raigad,
Maharashtra – 410203