Recent articles.
- Dangers posed by electric cars highlighted in BBC Wales report
- News of research into hemianopia, dry AMD and glaucoma
- New resource from VICTA - Student Portal
- Focus Group on Disabled Women’s Experiences of Workplace Sexual harassment
- It's National Eye Health Week 2021
- Blind Veterans' Llandudno Centre marks ten years of support for ex-service people
- Macular Disease Conference 2021 - recordings available
- How to make your emails more accessible
- Vision Support launches virtual and telephone support groups for people in North East Wales
- Job Opportunity with Disability Wales - Finance Manager
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Administrators.
Transcriptions and Accessible Information.
The Transcriptions Unit was piloted in October 1995 to provide a service to those representatives of WCB who required large print, audio tape and braille documents. In addition the Unit could provide training and consultancy in matters relating to accessible media. These services are offered to voluntary, public and commercial sector organisations. Clients include the Welsh Government, Employment Services, Welsh National Opera, Arts Council for Wales, Welsh Language Board, Disability Wales, Cardiff University and various unitary authorities in Wales. We have also produced accessible versions of official National Assembly "door-drops".
The Transcriptions Unit can supply bilingual (English/Welsh) materials in the following formats:
- audio tape and CD
- braille
- large print
- digital media (DAISY, pdf, etc.)
For more information, contact Richard Bowers via richard(at)wcb-ccd.org.uk.