At Kirinari, we believe in inclusivity. That’s why we’ve made accessibility a priority in designing our new website. We want everyone to easily navigate and enjoy their experience with us.
What you’ll find on our new website
Discover Kirinari’s story and quality of care standards: Learn about our journey and the high standards we uphold.
Explore our services: Find detailed information about the services we offer, including who funds them and where they’re available.
Working with Kirinari: Interested in working with us? Learn how you can help support rural and regional communities.
Customer privacy and rights: Understand your privacy, rights and responsibilities when engaging with Kirinari.
Our commitments: Discover our commitments, such as ensuring the safety of children in our care.
Get in touch: Reach out to us for general enquiries, feedback, or to submit service requests.
Accessibility features
Our website includes an accessibility icon on the right-hand side, providing:
Translation options: Access content in over 50 languages.
Text-to-Speech Provider: Screen reader support with responsive voice capabilities in 50+ languages.
Voice navigation: Navigate using speech-to-text features.
Visual modifications: Customise your experience with options like smart contrast, text size adjustment, dyslexia-friendly fonts, and more.
Accessibility profiles: Choose from various profiles like motor impairment, colour blindness, dyslexia, visual impairment, cognitive and learning challenges, seizures and epilepsy, and ADHD, which automatically adjust settings for a tailored experience.
Safety features
On the right side of all pages on Kirinari’s website, there’s a button that says ‘QUICK EXIT’. Click this button if you need to leave the website quickly. It will take you to a neutral web page immediately.
Feedback and Contact
Have thoughts on our new website? We’d love to hear from you!
Reach out to us at marketing@kirinari.com.au.
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