Championing Inclusion. Driving Change. Delivering Impact.
Hello – I am Kay Ashton MBE; a disabled, AuDHD with Dyslexia, solo parent by choice! I help organisations strengthen disability inclusion, and I coach the people who hold everything together; staff network chairs, solo parents, and leaders who care.
I’ve spent years supporting people who are doing the emotional heavy lifting in their organisations. I know how isolating it can feel to lead a staff network, advocate for inclusion, or juggle work as a solo parent. You don’t have to do it alone.
I’m driven by a deep commitment to create environments where disabled people can truly thrive. Because of this, disability inclusion has been the heartbeat of my career. It therefore shapes everything I do. I advocate for meaningful change, and I design practical, long‑lasting solutions that genuinely improve working lives.
As a former Creative Diversity Partner and Disability Lead at the BBC, I bring over a decade of experience transforming organisations, cultures, and creative spaces. During this time, I shaped strategy and advised senior leaders. I also supported hundreds of colleagues and creators across the organisation. As a result, my work focused on removing barriers, improving accessibility, and championing authentic representation both on‑screen and behind the scenes.
I have been on a journey which I want to share, I want to help others going through similar things especially if they are deciding if solo parenting is for them and/or disabled parents. Disability is one camp anyone can enter at any point in life. I want to help you thrive as a parent.
Ultimately, at the core of my career is one fundamental belief: inclusion isn’t an add‑on. Instead, it is a catalyst for creativity, innovation, and world‑class storytelling
About Miles Capable
Miles Capable, is named after my incredible little boy Miles. Who I know is capable of achieving anything he sets his dreams on, within this world. Therefore, we exists to turn that belief into action and the same applies for you.
We provide specialist training, consultancy, and coaching focused on disability inclusion, equipping organisations and students with the confidence, understanding, and practical tools to embed accessibility at every level.
Support is key, therefore, we support disabled parents‑to‑be, solo parents by choice, and staff networks, helping them build strong communities, grow their influence, and create inclusive cultures that last.
Together, we’re building workplaces and creative spaces where everyone can thrive, without exceptions, and without barriers.