Although this website is predominantly committed to Part III, (due for implementation on 1 October 2004), much of the intended traffic to this knowledge zone is anticipated from those who are keen to pursue social justice, social inclusion and uphold civil rights. The distinct lack of up-to-date, online mediums, which embrace the various day-to-day challenges, often dealt with by people who maintain some form of disability, has facilitated this offering from Accessable Advice.

The idea of a totally inclusive society is pretty much a dream for many disabled people, however, the government, through their appointed agent the Disability Rights Commission (DRC), have strategic plans to pursue a more balanced built environment, achieved through life-long learning and an educated appreciation of the requirements imposed by the (DDA). Accessable Advice believe through the mantra of 'equality, dignity and respect', an inclusive society will be borne and positively maintained.