Lived-experience accessibility consultancy

Because Everyone Belongs.

We show venues, events and workplaces what their space is like for disabled people. Then we help you fix what matters. Led by people who live it.

We show venues, events and workplaces what their space is like for disabled people. Then we help you fix what matters. Led by people who live it.

On the ground today

Live in 5 UK shopping destinations. 8 years working with stadiums, centres and events. 25,000+ views on one stadium Come With Us film.

  • 5UK destinations live
  • 8 yrswith venues and events
  • 25k+views on one film

Trusted by

Your customers include disabled people. Does your experience?

Too often, accessibility is decided without the people who need it. It looks fine on paper.
Then a visitor can't find the step-free entrance. The noise is too much. Staff aren't sure what to say. That visitor leaves, and doesn't come back.

The cost to your business of doing nothing

  • Lost revenue

    Visitors go elsewhere

    People who can't plan ahead quietly choose somewhere else. So do the friends and family they came with.

  • Reputation risk

    Complaints go public

    One bad experience travels further than ten good ones, and it stays online.

  • Wasted budget

    Fixes that miss

    Money spent on changes that don't solve the real barrier, then spent again to put it right.

Nicole Brennan, founder of IAMPOSSIBLE

Hello from Nicole

You can feel it in the first thirty seconds.

I'm Nicole. I was born with one hand, and I've spent my whole life clocking which places were built with me in mind and which weren't.

I started IAMPOSSIBLE eight years ago to put that knowledge to work for the venues that want to get it right. Everything we do is led by people who live it. We don't guess what your visitors need. We know, and we'll tell you.

I'm also training for the Paralympics. I bring the same standard of preparation to every project.

Nicole Brennan, founder

Why IAMPOSSIBLE

Access is a business decision, not a kindness.

Most access advice is written for disabled people not with them. Ours is built with them. That's why visitors trust it, and why your teams actually use it.

Confident visitors

Clear information before they arrive.
No surprises when they do.

Confident staff

Teams who know what to say and how to help, first time.

Proof you can report

Clear findings and progress for your board and ESG reporting.

How it works

Four steps. No jargon.

  1. Step 1

    A 30 minute call

    We find your biggest opportunity and what it would take to fix it.

  2. Step 2

    We walk it as your visitors do

    From the car park to the toilets, led by people with lived experience.

  3. Step 3

    A clear photo report

    Quick wins and longer term fixes. Nothing you can't act on.

  4. Step 4

    We make it stick

    Training, guides, films and support all year.

Booking now for December

Christmas events and pop-ups

Markets, grottos, pop-up shops and winter events bring huge crowds. They also bring noise, queues and temporary layouts. Plenty of disabled people quietly decide it's easier to stay home. We review your event plan, train your seasonal staff and create a visual guide in time for opening.

Free guide

10 quick wins for an accessible visitor journey

Changes you can make this month, most at little or no cost.

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Get started

Two ways to start.

Book a call if you're ready to talk. Send a message if you'd like to ask something first.

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Book a 30 minute call

Pick a time that suits you. In 30 minutes we'll show you where your biggest opportunity is and what it would take to fix it.

Or email nicole@iampossibleconsultancy.com

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