SAIF: Making information accessible to disabled people...
Making sure that you provide accessible information has a number of benefits to you as an organisation as well as to your customers and/or service users. SAIF can provide you with a range of services to help you achieve this. Check out our Training and Publications pages or contact us for information and advice.
If you are new to us and would like to find out more, you'll find more information in the Frequently Asked Questions and About SAIF pages.
Most of our publications are free and can be downloaded from our website. However, if you would like us to send a pack out to you, please contact us to order one.
SAIF News
- NHS Highland officially publishes its Accessibility Guidance for Staff
- How to make information accessible: A practical guide to using pictures and easy language
- British Standards Institution and SAIF
- Public Service Providers and Accessible Information
- The Scottish Formats Resource 2009/2010 just released!
Up and coming
SAIF's ecommunication working group is currently reviewing the "Making Information Accessible" series of checklists to make them even more useful and in line with current legislation. They will be available in hard copy and to download from February 2010. The existing checklists are still available from our publications page.
SAIF is also reviewing its in-house training courses and a flyer will be sent out in the New Year. Sign up for our ebulletin to make sure you receive a copy. In the meantime keep an eye on our training page for updates.
SAIF's Guide to User-led Reviews has been piloted by 2 organisations, FAIR and Fife Traumatic Brain Injury Service, to carry out a review of their services with the full involvement of their service users. To read their findings check out our publications page
Safe contacts
Susan Burn
Project Officer
Steve Harvey
Project Officer
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Tel: 0141 226 5261
Fax: 0141 221 9695
Email: info@saifscotland.org.uk
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100 Queen Street, Glasgow G1 3DN