Access to Work…or Delayed Access to Work?
The government’s Access to Work scheme has been a lifesaver for thousands of people with hearing or sight loss. It has enabled them to enter
The government’s Access to Work scheme has been a lifesaver for thousands of people with hearing or sight loss. It has enabled them to enter
Our new e-learning course provides learners with the practical skills and confidence needed to effectively assist people with disabilities
Does your dog know when the man is green on the crossing?!
Will it take you to the pub if you tell it to?!
What a lovely blind dog you have there! You don’t look blind! Enjoy these and many other hilarious comments that Guide Dog owners regularly hear!
As an employee, having a disability may feel intimidating or lower your confidence, creating a barrier to independence whilst at work. As an employer, it
Where am I? The depiction of disability in the media plays a major part in shaping public perception. People are directly influenced by the portrayal
The stick figure in a wheelchair has become one of the most widely-used and instantly recognised disability access symbols in the world – but is
Calling all Optometrists, Dispensing Opticians and Contact Lens Opticians it’s time to focus-in on sight loss. Thomas Pocklington Trust are supporting entrepreneur Daniel Williams, Founder
Dear Santa, My name is Daniel Williams, Founder of Visualise Training and Consultancy, my Christmas wish is to make the UK railway inclusive for all.
I am writing a blog to highlight the ‘highs’ and hopefully not too many ‘lows’ of my experience having a guide dog. My first 14
Disability access has recently been starting to receive the media coverage it deserves, and disabled access day is a great opportunity to open up the