Communication Access means your organisation is inclusive of people with disability and communication support needs. When it comes to inclusion, removing physical access barriers is just the beginning. We give staff the tools and training to communicate in an accessible way, ensuring the 1 in 7 Australians who live with communication disability are welcome at your organisation.
Train your team
Our subject matter experts train Australian organisations to be communication accessible. We're speech pathologists and people with communication disability delivering practical and engaging training workshops online and in person.
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Who
benefits?
1 in 7 Australians will have a communication disability at some stage in their life.
Disability can impact many areas of communication:
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vision and hearing
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speaking and understanding
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attention and memory
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reading and writing
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decision making
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sensory processing
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movement.
We all benefit when communication is made easy for everyone.
Tim Wedding,
National Disability Insurance Agency
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"We are extremely happy with the process and the levels of communication between our Agency and Embrace Access. Ruby is an excellent communicator and is super responsive to feedback and also keeping to timeframes. This has meant that our projects have been delivered on time, and to a very high standard with minimal to no rework required."
Nerida Sleaman
Australian Disability Network
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"I thoroughly enjoyed the sessions. The time flew by and Ruby was a fantastic teacher, I really enjoyed her style. I had some lightbulb moments that has changed the way I think about communication. Thanks so much Ruby! I will be recommending your training to everyone!"
Disability Advocacy New South Wales
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"After the training I feel confident to create these documents using knowledge I learnt. I am aware of publicly available resources, and the do's and dont's of Easy Read documents. The most practical and helpful external training I have been to in this industry."
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