Office Ergonomics Comments disabled
Health and safety at work is a huge topic – this section aims to provide some useful links to further reading and advice, as well as commonsense suggestions about improving [...]
Access: Reduced Dexterity Comments disabled
Arthritis is a very common condition, which affects many older people in particular. One effect is a reduction in dexterity, which can make it very much more difficult to cope [...]
Access: Learning Disabilities Comments disabled
The provisions of the Equality Act 2010 apply equally to the rights of people with learning disabilities and all recognised mental illnesses. In practice, making sure that services are available [...]
Access: Sensory Impairment Comments disabled
This section looks at means of improving access to your services for people with sensory impairment (either vision or hearing). Click to go straight to more on: Blind and visually [...]
G L Jones Playgrounds’ AbilityWhirl in Action! 2 comments
Indoors and outdoors, kids need to have fun. Young children learn about the world and themselves through playing; everyone benefits from the improvements in co-ordination, balance, agility and muscle tone [...]
DDA Access Audits 0 comments
Access audits show the way There is a great deal of information – and misinformation – concerning disabled access. Not surprisingly, for a complex subject area, the law has spawned [...]