Getting Online All digital accessibility organisations

Accessing software, equipment, and digital content.

All digital accessibility organisations

A tool available to read web pages out loud to make websites more accessible for people with visual impairments, learning disabilities and people who speak English as a second language.

Free digital advice for charities.

The Salvation Army’s Employment Plus service offers tailored support to help people become job-ready. They provide one to one support and group sessions.

Good Things Foundation is a digital inclusion charity. They work to support people to be more digitally able. They run the: national databank and device bank and online digital skills courses Learn my way. They work with over 5,000 community partners

Healthworks support people of all ages to lead a healthier life. To be more active, eat healthily, give up smoking, manage diabetes and improve your mobility.

 

Martha and Mary’s is a community cafe and meeting space.

Recite Me is a web based system that allows you to customise a website to make it more accessible for your particular needs.

Provide electronic/alternative to printed books.  Formats include adaptable Word document, Braille and Daisy 3.

The Hope Foundation is a charity that supports disadvantaged people including with getting online.

Urban River is a full service marketing agency in Newcastle Upon Tyne, specialising in bespoke web design, print design and branding. They also support businesses, charities, education providers,…