Sensory

The reality of living without effective hearing can be daunting and isolating, leading individuals to feel disconnected from the world around them

A person is considered deafblind when their combined vision and hearing loss significantly affects their ability to communicate, access information, and move around independently.

Game-changing partnership with Essex County Fire and Rescue Service ensures safety of the sensory impaired

In this blog post, we'll explore five practical strategies to make your business more sensory accessible, promoting a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone.

We spend a day in the life of ECL Sensory Trusted Assessor, Jason Martin.

ECL Sensory Support Service helps deafblind mother of two regain her independence