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Communication support

British Sign Language (BSL) intepreter at the Action on Hearing Loss Centenary Conference in 2011.

We provide excellent communication support based on your communication needs.  

If you are a deaf individual or employer looking to book communication support, we can help you select the most suitable type of language service professional (LSP's) and how to book communication support with us.

If you are concerned about how to fund communication support, we also offer free advice on the government funded Access to Work scheme for deaf individuals and employers.

A man using British Sign Language (BSL) to communicate with another man and woman in a meeting.

I am a deaf person looking for support

We provide a wide range of communication support to help people who are deaf access public services, work-related meetings, training and events.
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A man and two women communicating in British Sign Language (BSL).

I am an employer or service provider looking for communication support

As a service provider or employer, you have a responsibility to ensure you offer equal access and opportunity to your staff and employees. Find out how to book communication support.
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A meeting in a workplace with a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter.

Book communication support

Booking communication support with Action on Hearing Loss is easy! Contact us and we’ll help you through the simple process.
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Student using electronic notetaker in a university lecture.

Types of communication support you can book with us

If you are an individual or employer, it’s vital that you select the most suitable communication professional. Find out how we can help you select the right type of communication professional.
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Our quality standards

We want to see a world where people who are deaf have access to a choice of communication services – and that they are good quality, affordable and tailored to their specific needs.
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