For the highest quality Easy Read documents, choose EasyRead+

We aim to provide the best accessible information services and directly employ experts by experience who are people with a learning disability and autistic people.

Together we provide an enhanced Easy Read solution, Easy Read+, which we've developed with the needs of public bodies, government agencies, quangos, corporations, charities and SMEs in mind. It has 3 steps:

Step 1 - Draft Easy Read document produced by experienced Easy Read authors (and graphic designer if a print ready file is required) and provided for initial comments and feedback.

Step 2 - Accessibility workshop - a hands-on co-production session with Easy read author, support worker, and up to 6 x Easy Read Editors who are experts by experience to enhance the accessibility of the initial draft.

Step 3 – A quality and accessibility assured Easy Read document is produced - incorporating the ideas and amendments from the collaborative workshop - as print ready and web optimised files.

Find out more about our collaborative EasyRead+ service.

From this final review, additional formats such as a spoken word audio transcription or Accessible PDF can also be produced.

A sound addition to your Easy Read doc

When you’re communicating with an audience with a wide range of disabilities, a spoken word audio of your Easy Read document could really help to spread the word.

Here’s an excerpt of a spoken word audio we did of an Easy Read Complaints Leaflet for Islington Council:

 

A spoken word audio transcription of an Easy Read document produced for Islington Council entitled "What do you think about Adult Social Services?"

Have you considered Easy Read multimedia?

Tablet and smartphone use is on the up amongst the general populace particularly amongst older people and the learning disability community.

It’s understandable because tablets are far easier to use than laptops or desktops with their ‘fiddly’ mouse!

 A 'video' version of your document that incorporates photography, subtitles, voiceover audio and a music soundtrack could be the ideal format.

Something like this audio-visual Christmas poem that we created a few years ago:

A festive poem about that modern dilemma, which greeting do you use in December? So many alternatives, I have a Dickens of a job to work out the most suitable phrase...


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