Welcoming Customers Toolkit

Helping small businesses welcome customers with disabilities
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Communicating Effectively with Customers

Making sure everyone gets the message

This overview of effective communication and auxiliary aids and services is published on the ADA.gov website.

This ADA.gov page further explores types of auxiliary aids and services as well as the process for determining the best way to provide effective communication.

This fact sheet from the ADA National Network gives an overview of the regulations for effective communication following the ADA Amendments Act.

Ten regional ADA Centers can help you understand the ADA requirements around auxiliary aids and services. If you have a question, give them a call at 800-949-4232.

Called Examining Business and Employer Inquiries on ADA Title III: From 2016 to 2021, this study was conducted by the Northeast ADA Center. The topics in this toolkit are based on the results of the study.