November is a valuable time for organisations to reflect on the progress they have made this year, review their priorities and turn their plans for 2027 into meaningful action.
At Good Access, we believe accessibility should be part of every organisation’s strategy — helping leaders remove barriers, strengthen teams, improve customer experiences and build businesses that work better for everyone.
That’s why our Good Access Calendar for November 2026 brings together practical events, expert insights and real-world conversations to help decision makers turn accessibility into lasting change.
Good Access Calendar: November 2026
Whatever your organisation’s size, sector or stage in its accessibility journey, there is something for you.
Whether you are shaping strategy, supporting your teams, developing services or planning for the year ahead, join us to build knowledge, challenge assumptions and make more confident accessibility decisions.
Explore our upcoming events and keep accessibility on the leadership agenda as you plan for the year ahead.
Online event on 17 November – Inclusive Financial Wellbeing: From Strategy to Action
Understanding financial wellbeing is important, but knowing how to apply that understanding in everyday life is what makes a difference.
Financial wellbeing is about more than how much you earn. Financial pressures can affect mental health, relationships, confidence, performance and future opportunities. Yet debt, the rising cost of living and the fear of financial hardship can be difficult to talk about, often leaving people struggling.
During this webinar, we will move beyond theory to explore practical ways to better understand and manage finances.
Using realistic examples, we will look at how different expenses and financial commitments affect available income, and what practical choices can help people manage their money more effectively.
We will also explore how to set achievable financial goals, develop healthier spending and saving habits, and recognise when to seek support, whatever their starting point.
Who should attend?
This webinar is ideal for decision-makers, managers and team leaders who want to understand how financial pressures affect employees’ wellbeing, focus and experiences at work. It will provide practical insights to help you make informed decisions, better support your people and build a more supportive and inclusive workplace.
You will benefit from this webinar if you work in:
- HR and People teams looking to support employee wellbeing.
- Managers and leaders who want to better understand the impact of financial pressures on their teams.
- Wellbeing, inclusion and occupational health teams exploring the connection between financial and overall wellbeing.
- Learning and development professionals developing practical wellbeing initiatives.
- Anyone interested in improving their financial wellbeing and building healthier financial habits.
The webinar is also open to anyone who wants to learn more about financial wellbeing, develop healthier financial habits and explore practical ways to manage their own finances.
No previous financial knowledge is required.
When? On Tuesday 17 November 2026 from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM BST.
Where? Online webinar hosted in Teams.
Good Access Explained: Join our Office Hours
We invite you to join our free weekly session where organisations can bring their accessibility questions, challenges and ideas directly to our experts.
Every Tuesday at 10:00 am BST, during our Office Hours in a live stream on the Good Access LinkedIn page, we will open the conversation around the topics organisations are navigating in their accessibility journey. You will have the opportunity to ask questions, hear practical advice, explore real-world examples and leave with straightforward actions you can take to make accessibility a reality.
No complicated theory. Just practical guidance, honest conversations and expert support to help you move accessibility forward.
Whether you work in HR, marketing, communications, leadership, digital, customer experience, operations, or you are simply interested in the topic, these sessions are designed to help you make accessibility part of everyday business.
Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training – Open sessions
Tier 1 – Online session
This 1-hour session delivers Tier 1 of the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism, the government’s preferred and standardised training. This training is designed or those who require general awareness of the support autistic people or people with a learning disability may need within your organisation’s setting.
Tier 2 – In-person sessions
In all these sessions we will talk about the Oliver McGowan Mandatory Training on Learning Disability and Autism and why it is essential for social care & health professionals to provide safe, compassionate, and informed care. The schedule is as follows:
- Learning Disability from 9:00 am to 12:30 PM BST
- Autism from 1:30 to 5:00 pm BST
Join us for any of these in-person Oliver McGowan Training open sessions in:
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