We’ve been really busy since 2021 developing new services, accessible formats and new ways of co-producing Easy Read documents. We’ve also started to employ staff, become a Living Wage Employer and a Committed Disability Confident Employer.

At a time in recent history when information and messaging more than ever needs to be direct and easy to understand, it’s gratifying to find excellent quality information aimed at people with learning disabilities.

After shooting a heap of video a few months ago we finally got round to editing the footage last week for Hate Crime Awareness Week. The result was two very engaging videos featuring Sanjay solo and Jide and Desmond as a double header.

IC Works has been partnering with self-advocacy group Camden People First on the production of Easy Read Documents since the beginning of 2016.

Since IC Works and Camden People First, first started working together in February 2016 we have forged a strong working relationship with Pete and Karl at Photosymbols.

Barking and Dagenham Council are changing the way they deliver social services. One way to make this process more accessible to local people is the production of a roadmap that shows, pictorially, key life stages from pregnancy to end of life.

In December 2016, there was a panoply of updates to Office 365 that will make it much easier to create accessible content using Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook and Vision.

The first EasyRead+ document that IC Works produced with Camden People First was a research participant paper for Sheffield University.

We aim to provide the best easy read services in town so we've joined forces with a respected advocacy group , providers of self-advocacy, one-to-one advocacy, peer and group advocacy services.

At the end of 2015 we produced 2 Easy Read projects for high speed train company HS2.

Accessible PDFs are another member of the accessible format family and you may have heard the term but do you know what they are?

With one eye on a Care Quality Commission inspection and another on the Care Act 2014 the canny proprietor of Oakhaven Residential Care Home, Ralph Holland, asked us to produce an Easy Read Service User Guide.

We spent a good chunk of the post-Christmas period creating a brand new easy-read-document.com website using the SquareSpace platform.

Easy-read-documents.com has been the Easy Read provider for Transport for London (TfL) for a while and we wanted to share with you a testimonial that we recently received from an organisation that genuinely puts accessibility at the heart of everything they do.

In the wake of our Easy Read promotion in June we were delighted to secure a commission for a Service User Guide for Oakhaven Care Home, based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.

It's always heartening to get interest from overseas clients even if their enquiry doesn't convert to a contract. Que sera.

New Easy Read clients are often not sure about the best type of image to use for their Easy Read documents - here's our super short common sense guide to Easy Read images.

Google Alerts is a very handy service that you can easily set up to get regular news updates on a favourite topic or two.

After our busy festive Easy Read flurry we were delighted to receive a request from TfL for an Easy Read transcription of their Your Accessible Transport Network Feb 2014 Update in the New Year.

The end of 2013 (and the beginning of 2014) ended with a bang rather than the proverbial whimper here at Easy Read Documents HQ.