'Visual Language' benefits all young children and adults with hearing disabilities

The language of the Deaf is a beautiful language because it is a visual language using movement gestures and actions. The memory connects very easily and it is a language once learnt, is remembered. It stays in the memory. It might have to be refreshed if not used but it is never forgotten. It is beneficial for all Deaf People, especially vulnerable Deaf adults and it is particularly valuable for supporting young Deaf children.

Visual Communication Support Worker & Notetaker supports Deaf employee/s to improve their work performance such as reading and writing by taking accurate notes to interpret the meaning of words, the context and putting them into images and texts for their assignments, exercises, modules or discussions using 'Easy Read' method.

Visual Language Awareness Training - we aim to make reasonable adjustments by using accessible information for Deaf people and children to improve quality of life. This 'Visual Language' method supports Deaf people and children to understand everything without difficulties. 'Easy Read' method helps Deaf adults and children to have accessible, meaningful information and understand reading with greater ease and more success. The Accessible Information Standard (AIS) supports vulnerable Deaf people to comply with Accessible Information Standard in 2016.