Accessibility Statement for Food and Health Communications

Food and Health Communications, Inc. wants everyone, including people with disabilities, to be able to use foodandhealth.com and our member resources easily.

How to customize your experience

Captions: For videos, click the “CC” button on the Vimeo or YouTube player to turn on captions.

Text size: You can zoom in on any page.

  • Windows: press CTRL and + to zoom in, CTRL and - to zoom out.

  • Mac: press CMD and + to zoom in, CMD and - to zoom out.

Your device or browser may also let you change text size, adjust display settings or use a screen reader.

What we do to support accessibility

  • We include accessibility in our policies and in every site update.

  • We test our pages with the free WAVE tool and fix the errors we find.

  • We add alt text to describe pictures and images.

  • We use readable font sizes and strong color contrast.

  • We offer captions on embedded videos.

  • We provide a contact button at the bottom of every page for help from a real person.

Recent improvements (November 2026)

  • Added a main page heading so screen reader users can find their place on the homepage.

  • Made light gray text darker and small text larger in our member resource cards.

  • Our latest WAVE check of the homepage found no accessibility errors.

Our goal

Our goal is WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard set by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. Our site is partially conformant, which means some parts do not yet fully meet the standard. We keep working to fix them.

Known limitations

  • Our member handout, newsletter and PowerPoint libraries are stored in Google Drive, and downloading from them requires vision and a mouse. We are happy to email any item on request.

  • If anything on our site is hard to use, contact us and we will help you directly.

Contact us

We try to respond within two business days.

How we check our site

We check our site using the WAVE browser extension (wave.webaim.org), readability guidelines for font size, contrast, alt text and captions, and Squarespace and ADA website guidelines. The site uses HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

Date

Created June 2, 2025, with the W3C Accessibility Statement Generator Tool. Last updated November 7, 2026.