Accessibility Policies

People with disabilities navigate the web in a variety of ways. People who are blind may use screen readers, which are devices that speak the text that appears on a screen. People who are deaf or hard of hearing may use captioning. In addition, people whose disabilities affect their ability to grasp and use a mouse may use voice recognition software to control their computers and other devices with verbal commands.  The ways that websites are designed and set up can create unnecessary barriers that make it difficult or impossible for people with disabilities to use websites, just as physical barriers like steps can prevent some people with disabilities from entering a building. 

Nathenry LLC. the owner of this site, strives to make our website user-friendly for those with disabilities in accordance with the Americans with Disability Act (ADA). 

If you are sight-impaired, hearing impaired, mobility impaired or have other disabilities, and have input and ideas on how we can improve your access to this site, please let us know at ADA@ProjectManifestation.com.  We take your input seriously, and our mission is to make our site as accessible as possible for everyone. 

Please note that our efforts to improve accessibility are ongoing.