by Callum Russell | blog
Making websites vision impaired friendly. Accessible website design is a must. Website designers now have a legal obligation under the Equality Act 2010 to make reasonable adjustments to ensure the vision impaired can access their sites. Aside from this, it make sense...
by Callum Russell | blog
COVID Vaccination: A must for the vision impaired. On Tuesday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave the Downing Street press briefing. He was joined by Dr Nikki Kanani, the Primary Care Lead for NHS England. Dr Kanani’s message around the COVID vaccinations was clear....
by Callum Russell | blog
Do not delay your DSA application. Are your are vision impaired and applying for university? If you have not submitted your DSA application, then there is not a moment to lose. What is it and how do I apply? DSA stands for Disabled Students Allowance and is a...
by Callum Russell | blog
Making a successful Application to Work application. In this week’s blog, I explain the Access to Work application process. There are no obvious reasons not to be successful and it will make the world of difference. Once you have a confirmed start date, complete the...
by Callum Russell | blog
Is Access to Work the government’s best kept secret? When I have conversations with employers, one question comes up over and over again. “I understand that I have to make ‘reasonable adjustments’, but how do I fund this?” This is where Access To Work comes to...
