Here you can find information on the accessibility of the event.
The location is wheelchair accessible. The bus stop ‘Thijmstraat’ is located near the entrance of the building. There are a number of disabled parking spaces available.
There is a quiet space. This is located on the first floor.
The craft corner is also a bit calmer, but not fully quiet.
If this quiet space is not quiet enough, tell a volunteer at the information desk.
There are no sign language interpreters available.
All activities are accessible for blind people. There are no programs with braille available, but our volunteers are there to help you if needed.
The main languages are Dutch and English. On the program is noted which activity is in which language. On the name tag of a volunteer is noted which languages they speak.
The information desk is located opposite the entrance. If you need help navigating the event, you can get help there.
Assistance dogs are welcome. Other animals are not allowed.
There is no obligation to wear a mask. You are free to wear one yourself of course.
In case of emergency, tell a volunteer or building manager. Volunteers can be recognized by the key cords. Building managers can be recognized by the T-Shirt with ‘Gemeente Nijmegen’ on it.
In case of acute emergency, such as serious injury or fire, call 112.
If you don’t feel well during an activity, you can always leave. You can contact the volunteer in the room for help.
You can always ask the volunteers at the information desk for help.
If you have any questions about accessibility or want to discuss anything, please send an email to: Buitendebinary@transgendernijmegen.n
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Informatiebalie / Information desk = I
Centrale ruimte / Central room = C
Theaterzaal / Theatre = T
Room 1 / Room 1 = 1
Room 2 / Room 2 = 2
Accessible toilet / Accessible toilet = Wheelchair symbol / wheelchair symbol
Toilet = WC
