A need for better access to health services for the Deaf community
The constant new barrage of developments regarding the coronavirus outbreak has left most people feeling anxious about their own health, the health of family members and friends and the impact the...
View ArticleFace Coverings made mandatory
Clare Vale, managing director of Sign Solutions, Britain’s leading communication services provider for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people, said: “The announcement that face coverings are to be compulsory...
View ArticleVideo Conferencing improves remote communication
A Worcestershire language and learning business has partnered with Watford-based video meetings company, StarLeaf, to improve remote communication for deaf people. Sign Solutions, a specialist...
View ArticleImproving access in Councils
Sign Solutions – helping councils provide better access for the Deaf community The Deaf community has always faced barriers when accessing public services and, as COVID-19 continues to spread, Deaf...
View ArticleAccess To Work for Deaf Employees
Access To Work for Deaf employees: what employers need to know Are you making your job vacancies accessible to Deaf applicants? 5 million people of working age in the UK are living with hearing loss or...
View ArticleInclusive healthcare for Deaf people worldwide
Making sure Deaf people are heard and providing inclusive patient healthcare worldwide Many Deaf people around the world face inequalities when accessing healthcare services or information – from...
View ArticleUsing remote BSL for Business Inclusion
Making sure Deaf people are included in Business and Employment Our Business Development Manage, Adam Breeze, will be hosting a presentation for local Business Organisations and the local Deaf...
View ArticleExploring Unconscious Bias
Why explore Unconscious Bias? Unconscious Bias (UB) is often in the news, as an explanation for people’s discriminatory behaviour and as a way of addressing such behaviour, for example, through UB...
View ArticleDA Languages confirms new contract with DWP
DA Languages a Manchester-based language services provider has been awarded a new contract with the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). DA Languages has been given the contract to provide...
View ArticleBarnet Council Launches InterpretersLive!
Barnet Council launches BSL video interpreter service. Barnet Council has launched a British Sign Language (BSL) video interpreting service, InterpretersLive!, that assists residents who are deaf and...
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