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Most organisations are upgrading to Windows 10 this year. Will your assistive software still work once you’ve upgraded?   Check the products and information below to see if your versions… read more →

Talking about one’s mental health is something that most people don’t feel comfortable doing. This goes for both those who are in the midst of a crisis and those who… read more →

As it’s Tinnitus Awareness Week it seems fitting that we take a look back in time to see how the understanding of this condition has evolved. Tinnitus is the name… read more →

Mo has worked for a nation wide store for the past 7 years, working the night shift. This hasn’t always been easy for Mo however as he has had knee… read more →

Mental illness is a subject that is increasingly talked about in the media by various groups and charities, as well as many celebrities who have been opening up about their… read more →

The new year has rolled in and this often brings reflection on the year that has passed, ups and downs alike. In a recent interview with Britain’s Got Talent winner… read more →

There are over 84,500 people of working age who are registered blind or partially sighted in the UK. Given the right support those with sight loss are just as capable… read more →

It may be the most wonderful time of the year, but the holidays also bring stress to pretty much every person who has reached adulthood. This is especially true for… read more →

Although most people have a vague understanding of autism or have at the very least heard of it, many people do not have an entirely accurate understanding of the condition… read more →

Free health care and the NHS are now an integral part of the functioning of the UK. It is something that many people automatically think of when thinking about Britain.… read more →