Services

Group of people, including wheelchair users, beside a wheelchair accessible taxi listening to a woman speaking.

At The Wayfinding Centre, we are committed to improving transport accessibility across Ireland through collaboration, innovation and the implementation of inclusive training and best-practice design.

Our work brings together people with lived experience, transport stakeholders and industry professionals to create more inclusive transport systems for everyone.

Find out more about our services below!

 

Participants taking part in a practical exercise next to the ramp area in the wayfinding centre.

Disability Equality and Inclusion Training

We deliver practical training for transport stakeholders, helping to build the knowledge and confidence needed to create inclusive and accessible journeys for all passengers. Co-delivered by people with lived experience, this training provides valuable insight into the barriers people can face when using public transport and the practical support that can make travel more accessible and respectful.

People at a service counter in a large indoor hall, with travelers checking in or asking for help at the desks.

Travel Training

We provide transport and travel skills training for people with disabilities, helping to build confidence and promote independent travel for all. Our Centre offers a safe learning environment where people can experience a range of travel scenarios and transport modes. Through hands-on support, trainees develop practical mobility skills and become familiar with transport infrastructure before applying these skills in real-world settings.

Girl wearing a sunflower lanyard next to another person taking notes outside the wayfinding centre.

Research and Innovation

We are committed to shaping the future of transport and mobility in Ireland through inclusive design and innovation. We work with universities, researchers and organisations to support projects focused on improving transport accessibility and inclusive mobility. Through study visits, testing and hands-on engagement, we ensure people with disabilities are meaningfully involved, so that lived experience informs practical and inclusive outcomes.

Participants walking around the park and rough terrain area in the wayfinding centre.

Professional Development

We work with local authorities, engineers, architects, designers and other industry professionals to support the development of more inclusive spaces. Through CPD training and engagement with people with lived experience, we help organisations build the knowledge and confidence needed to create spaces, services and projects that are accessible to everyone.

People sitting and chatting at the connection cafe in the wayfinding centre.

Connection and Collaboration

We aim to make The Wayfinding Centre a welcoming community space that brings people together to strengthen collaboration around transport accessibility. We bring together people with disabilities, transport stakeholders and anyone interested in improving accessibility to share knowledge, build connections and engage with our work.