Meet Our Team

I hold a degree in Deaf Studies and a Diploma in Social Work. Additionally I am a qualified Level 4 Deafblind Assessor and have Signature Level 2 Communicating and Guiding Deafblind people certification. I am a passisonate advocate for individuals with a sensory need. With a strong belief that everyone has a right to live independently. As the owner of Indigo Access I am committed to continuously improving our services. At the same time, prioritising the welfare of my team.

I am the friendly voice at the end of the phone and the first point of contact for our customers. Moreover I skillfully manage the day to day contracts with our partners. Additionally I am responsible for supervising all of our established specialist support workers. This includes continuing to keep a close eye on our lone workers and their welfare. Recently I have qualified as a Mental Health First Aider.

I have been with Indigo Access since 2016 and I am a great example of how the in-house training course works. In all honesty, I would not have thought of this career before. Since starting with the company I have completed the Signature level 2 Communicating and Guiding course. With additional CPD courses I am now responsible for the in-house mobility training for new recruits. Additionally I sit on the interview panel. Working at Indigo Access is important to me because it’s nice to see the difference you make in that person’s life. Some customers do not want to work with women, so without me some work could not be fulfilled. I really enjoy guiding people so they can access their community.

I am a qualified Communicator Guide and work in the Maidenhead area. Indigo Access give me lots of development opportunities. Subsequently I have responsibility for our work experience students. This allows me to showcase the work that we provide in Berkshire.

I am a qualified Communicator Guide and working for Indigo Access is great! From the rewarding work we do with customers, who really enjoy the service and the independence it gives them, to the great in-house training and support we receive. As a working Mum I really do get a great work/life balance. Whilst lone working, the monthly supervision and daily contact means I always feel supported. I highly recommend it!

I work in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead as a qualified Communicator Guide. My passion is using deafblind manual and I am keen to explore learning British Sign Language. Indigo Access offers a range of on-going professional development and I have completed Safer Recruitment training. I feel very well supported to do my job.

I am a Sighted Guide working in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. Like many of the team I had no prior experience of this role but now understand why the probation period is 6 months. There is a lot of in-house training! One of the best bits is that I can ask lots of questions and my manager will always help me.

I am thrilled to be involved in increasing the social media content for Indigo Access. My focus is to showcase the variety of work we do and the quality of services we provide. The world of sensory needs is huge. I am looking to post as much interesting information as possible about sensory needs. Go on, give us a follow!

I am currently studying a BA (hons) in Illustration at Anglia Ruskin University. This is my first paid commission and I create interesting and engaging artwork for the Instagram and Facebook pages.