Steve and the team at
Blindvision work with
organisations who want to
win a greater share of the
disabled market.
We help companies understand
that this is includes not
only about accessibility and
compliance with disability
legislation, but about being
the brand with which the
disabled person feels most
welcome.
Blindvision helps staff on a
practical level to
understand the needs of a
disabled person, and how
they feel. We then teach
staff some simple techniques
that will make the disabled
customer’s experience far
more enjoyable.
The team also works with the
client to promote their
values to the key disability
opinion-formers and
audiences.
If you'd like a greater
share of the disabled
market, please
contact us and
we’ll happily come to chat
with you.
More Information
Our access audits, reports
and training will enable you
to comply with all relevant
aspects of the Disability
Discrimination Act, 1995 (DDA).
We use our knowledge and
understanding to determine
and help you solve any
compliance or training
issues.
Compliance
We will assess the
accessibility of your brand
to the disabled customer.
This includes not only
physical infrastructure, but
also your website. We will
also advise you on the
relevant law in relation to
the current business
practice, and give
appropriate costs for any
recommended compliance
measures.
Training
We offer a number of
interesting and informative
training workshops and
courses relating to DDA
compliance. These include
full-day, half-day or
one/two hour sessions.
Example Workshops
Disability
Awareness
Training
Facts and
assumptions –
people’s
perception of
disability
Confident
communications
Terminology –
what it is
acceptable to
say
Medical and
social models of
disability
Disabled people
as customers –
improving
standards.
Disability
Equality
Training
Medical and
social models of
disability
Definition of
disability
Disabled
people’s rights
Disability
Discrimination
Act, 1995, parts
II and III
Disabled people
as customers –
attitude and
awareness
Making
adjustments – in
attitude
Impairment
Specific
Awareness
Training
(hearing)
Background and
reasons for
deafness
Language,
culture,
communication
Conductive and
sensory neural
deafness
Technical aids
Deaf people as
customers.
Basic Sign
Language
Training
Introduction to
BSL – language
and culture
Basic signs –
greetings,
questions
Signs in the
workplace –
bespoke to the
environment
Blind Vision - Actions and Results for your
Organisation - Call 01926 810493
