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In an Emergency

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What to do in an emergency and how to contact 999 via text.

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Access to Work

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Learn about what support you could be entitled to and how to apply for Access to Work (ATW).

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Accessibility in Buildings and at Events

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Have you considered how to make your events and buildings accessible for people who are D/deaf or hard of hearing?

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Hoarding and Cluttering

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Learn about this disorder, how to support someone or where to get support for yourself.

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Safety at home

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Tips and tricks to help keep you safe in your own home.

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Hard of Hearing Communication Tactics

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A list of 7 factors to consider when communicating with someone who is hard of hearing.

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Diabetes

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A brief overview of diabetes, the symptoms, causes and where to get support.

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Tinnitus

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Struggling with tinnitus? We have some do’s and don’ts for coping, and some useful contacts for support.

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BSL Fingerspelling Alphabet

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Our free visual card for fingerspelling the alphabet in British Sign Language (BSL).

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Interview Tips

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Some tips to help you feel less anxious and more prepared for your interviews.

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