Accessible Leaflets
Accessible leaflets provide information in a way that people with learning disabilities, and children, can understand even though they find reading hard. Accessible leaflets have written information with easy words and use visual things like videos and pictures that match them.
CHANGE Images
CHANGE sells a range of award-winning resources to support organisations and professionals working in health and social care to work inclusively with people who have learning disabilities.
NHS Direct Wales - Easy Read Health
The NHS Direct Wales website provides people with learning disabilities and their families with easy to read information on a wide variety of topics on health and well-being.
Easyhealth.org.uk
The Easyhealth website has links to over 500 easy to read leaflets which have been written by a number of organisations.
FAIR (Family Advice and Information Resource)
FAIR produces a range of free information guides for people with learning disabilities, carers and professionals in Edinburgh which are updated every year.
Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Zone
The Children's Zone has a wealth of information in easy to understand formats specifically for children.
Macmillan Cancer Support
A set of easy read booklets about cancer.
NHS Choice Framework
Easyread leaflets which set out patients' rights to choice in healthcare, where to find information to help choose, and how to complain if choice isn't offered.
Patient Information Forum
A summary of the Pif guide to producing health information for children and young people.
Picture of Health
Provided by NHS South of England this website has a range of easy read leaflets and help on how to create easy read leaflets.
The Elfrida Society
The Elfrida Society has some useful online information and advice available on their website.
Think Local Act Personal Care and Social Support Jargon Buster
The Care and Support Jargon Buster is a plain English guide to the most commonly used social care words and phrases and what they mean.
Welsh Ambulance Service Learning Disabilities Zone
The Welsh Ambulance Service's learning disabilities zone focuses on where and how to find help if a person feels hurt or unwell. The zone includes video, illustrations, written information and games.
WidgitHealth
WidgetHealth provides a range of materials for individuals, general first aiders and medical professionals. They use graphic symbols to aid communication and understanding in a variety of settings - from home to hospitals.
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