Easy read
Featured Easy Read resources
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Easy News: Illness in the Royal Family
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Easy News: what happened in the Horizon Post Office scandal
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Easygoing News: January 2024
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Easy News: Changes to Work Capability Assessments and National Minimum Wage in the Autumn Statement 2023
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Easy News
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Easy News: LGBTQ+ History Month Special Edition
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Making money easier
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What to do if you feel bullied
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Reporting a hate crime
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About United Response: easy read brochure
Additional information about Easy Read
What is easy read?
Easy read uses plain English and short sentences to explain a topic or statement. This approach makes even complex concepts easier to understand.
Each sentence is matched up with an image that helps convey the gist of the message.
Sometimes easy read uses illustrations and sometimes it uses photography of real people, but all the images are simple and clear.
Sometimes video and audio might also be added to make easy read even more accessible.
How do we produce documents?
In addition to campaigning to make more people and organisations produce accessible information, we convert lots of our printed material so everyone can read it.
Our UR Consultants, all of whom have learning disabilities and/or autism, work with us to translate important material from the outside world, such as our award-winning Easy News newspaper.
UR Consultants also offer translation services to external businesses and organisations, teaching others how to create high-quality easy read information. If you are interested in these services, please email Nikki Jones.
Producing these documents is part of United Response’s commitment to accessibility and to promoting the equality of people with learning disabilities.