About EnAccess Maps - Making Communities Accessible for Everyone

About EnAccess Maps - Making Communities Accessible for Everyone - EnAccess Maps

Our Mission

To empower people with disabilities to feel confident, informed and heard when they engage with their communities.

Through a focus on our four pillars:

Connection

Improve accessibility through shared insights.

Co-design

Co-designing solutions with lived experience to meet community needs.

Community

Building inclusive communities through accessible information

Collaboration

Building inclusivity with stakeholder collaboration.

Message from the founder

I started Enaccess in 2021 with a simple goal

I wanted to help a close friend with a disability find accessible fish and chip shops around Melbourne.

While building the platform for her, I quickly realised how many others were eager to explore Melbourne, but were held back by a lack of accessibility details.

After my friend passed away in 2023, I became even more determined to keep going and fulfil the promise I made to her—to create something impactful for the community.

Sabrina Leung

Group of people seated together at a cafe table

Person using a wheelchair outside a venue

1000+ venues reviewed, 80+ volunteers involved, and 500+ volunteer hours contributed, all driven by lived experience.

Since then, Enaccess has grown through community.

Our impact started reaching further.

Featured across national media, recognised by trusted organisations, and delivering paid lived-experience projects that create real opportunities.

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Real Impact. Real Community. Real Change.

95%

Reach accessibility-focused audiences

300+

Venues mapped across Victoria

70K+

Community of volunteers & supporters

3+

Recognised by national media outlets

9 News

25th November 2025

Uni student's bright idea helping change how Aussies with disability dine out.

I love the way the community share their responses and look out for each other.

As an advisor it's impacted me greatly because I am seeing how the world needs to change in real time and feeling like I'm part of making changes that are critical for equity and equality for my community.

Flic Manning

Founder of The Manning Institute

Made by the people, for the people!

EnAccess Maps is the map of choice for people living with disability that don’t want to just sit at home.

Jacob Darkin

Inclusion advocate

It's been such a big help for finding accessible cafes

It's more reliable and easier to find accessible spaces than it is on for example Google maps.

Freya Elliot

Actress, model, and disability advocate

Using EnAccess Maps has significantly enhanced my dining experiences

The app's detailed accessibility criteria ensure I can easily navigate and enjoy the venue. Additionally, the ability to add comments and upload pictures allows me to share my experiences and help others. Overall, EnAccess Maps has made finding and reviewing accessible places much more convenient.