SAIF: Public Service Providers and Accessible Information

Added on Tuesday 10 Nov 2009

During the year, SAIF undertook some research with several organisations across Scotland looking at the provision of accessible information in their organisation and their awareness of the role and remit of SAIF.

This report summarises the main findings from the research and sets out the next steps for SAIF in taking forward the recommendations.

SAIF would like to thank all the people who participated in the research.

For futher information on this report or on the work of SAIF please contact the SAIF staff. 

Public Service Providers and Accessible Information Report in Word (97kb)

Public Service Providers and Accessible Information Report in PDF (144kb)

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SAIF's Standards working group is currently revising our publication Standards for Disability Information and Advice Provision in Scotland.  A new, short checklist of best practice will be available later in the year.  Sign up for our ebulletin to be kept up-to-date.

SAIF has now reviewed its in-house training courses and a flyer has been mailed out.  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  

 

 

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