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Indigo Access is 10

June 27th, 2022 (No Comments)

A very happy birthday to us! On Sunday the 26th of June 2022 Indigo Access turned 10. So here are 10 celebratory facts! From 1 worker and 3 customers in 2012 we now have 7 members on the team and 31 customers. We have had a 40% increase in referrals this year. In the last […]

Why use a Communicator Guide?

August 3rd, 2021 (No Comments)

The added value of a Communicator Guide The social value we add to the wider community is huge. Not only in terms of actual spending in the community but also in savings towards the public purse. Hearing loss is recognised as a contributing factor to Dementia. Moreover, sight loss is recognised as a contributing factor […]

Indigo Access turns 9!

June 28th, 2021 (No Comments)

It’s a “Happy Birthday” to us post! Indigo Access turned 9 over the weekend. Whilst it has been a turbulent twelve months, we are here. And we intend to celebrate! The Good Never have I ever been as pleased to have undertaken a piece of training, as I have with the IOSH Managing Safely course. […]

Indigo Access is another year older

June 24th, 2020 (No Comments)

Another year older Indigo Access turns 8 on the 26th of June. To say this year has been one of our most challenging, is an understatement! But we have pieced together some of our very best achievements to celebrate with: Our continued commitment to training and developing our team saw Anniesa, Joelle, Vicki and Sarah […]

Lipreading Awareness Week 2019

September 7th, 2018 (No Comments)

Lipreading Awareness Week 2019 Runs from the 9th to the 15th of September 2019 A brief history of Lipreading Did you know that the first lip-reading course was developed by the City Lit in London, back in 1919. This was as a direct result of returning World War 1 veterans. Many men had been exposed to loud […]

Work Experience

July 13th, 2018 (No Comments)

Work experience at Indigo Access Hi I’m Anaisa Harney, I study at John Madejski Academy, and this is my account of the week’s work experience at Indigo Access. Monday 9/7/18 First I observed a training session. This showed me how much work is required to train a worker through a small business. I was surprised […]

General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)

May 25th, 2018 (No Comments)

GDPR – Our Privacy statement for Customers Indigo Access Ltd collects your personal data. What data? This includes information such as your name, address, date of birth, ethnicity, religion, disability, health conditions. Why do we use it? We use this information so we can provide you with a service. This might be an assessment of […]

The Equality Act 2010

January 31st, 2018 (No Comments)

The Equality Act 2010 It’s been 8 years since the Equality Act became law. But it seems that the interpretation of this law still befuddles some people. This has been highlighted recently in the case of Sally Reynolds and the Little Mix Concert. Sally, is a British Sign Language user and is Deaf. Her daughter […]

Surviving the holidays with a hearing loss

December 22nd, 2017 (No Comments)

Hearing loss and the holidays With the holiday season in full swing it is often a difficult time for people with a hearing loss. Meals out in noisy restaurants, group conversations and the twinkly lights can make communication that little bit harder. So what are our top tips for surviving the festive period? If you […]

Careers event at Furze Platt Senior school

November 30th, 2017 (No Comments)

A successful Careers event Elaine and I attended Furze Platt Senior School’s careers event on Thursday 23rd of November. A large number of Universities, Colleges and Employers were on hand. And a good number of year 9-11’s attended with their parents. Now I had to admit, as a previous student of FP seniors, the careers […]