KAB's Transcription Service
Did you know that under the 1995 Disability Discrimination Act it is your duty to offer information about your business or service in alternative formats so that they are accessible to over 15,000 people in Kent who are registered with a sight impairment?
Kent Association for the Blind's Transcription Service is now fully digital so we're able to transcribe your information into a range of audio formats, such as CD, MP3, USB and SD as well as a range of large print formats and Braille.
By putting your catalogues, brochures, menus, price lists, customer service information and adverts into these accessible formats you can ensure that everyone in Kent is a potential customer.
10 ways to make your information more accessible
Today, there are a range of aids available to help people read texts. However, the most basic way of reading for someone who has a sight impairment will involve using any remaining vision they may have. To follow the text, a person will hold the page very close to their eyes, although they'll only be able to see a small amount of the total page at any one time.