Generally speaking, as a disabled person, getting people to accept the inevitable is a challenge

Very profound!

It's great to work with others who understand your needs and can empathise with the challenges I face accessing digital.

I also have a friend with that condition but does not fair that well at the moment.

Agree with that statement.

If you look at the reply to Mart's comments above, the link will take you to SENSE. Have seen on this website relevant information about programmes pertinent to those with a Learning Disability.

Thanks for this Bob

For some it might be but for others it is less well understood.

It is becoming the case that awareness raising needs to be more concentrated and far reaching to get agencies, government to make things happen.

Looks like all is going well today. Sorry I was unable to get in.

Sadly you are very right. They barely get a mention in mainstream media these days.

Best left in the box! 😄

Agree that this is very readable for anyone not familiar with the needs of those with a Learning Disability.

My carers parents are one of those, although they now know of the offline options. Government still needs to do more to reach those on the digital periphery.

I reckon holographic interaction will supplant all that went before.

Sounds about right for the NHS administration

Just further evidence that the Government have access low down on the list of wants. Disgusting!

This approach does work well, from information feedback from those I am aware of having been involved with this service.

Was this the research-based video call they did with Simon & Mart?

This is very colourful Simon. Pity the local versions weren't the same.