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KAB's Transcription Service

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Kent Association for the Blind's Transcription Service can transcribe your information into a range of accessible formats such as audio, large print and Braille. Making your service information, correspondence, brochures and price lists accessible, you will better serve your clients, and ensure that everyone is a potential customer.

To find out more or to talk through your requirements please call Marten Rayner, Digital Production Manager, on 01622 691357 or email him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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10 ways to make your information more accessible

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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.

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Braille changes ahead...

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You may have heard in the news recently that the United Kingdom Association for Accessible Formats has agreed to adopt Unified English Braille (UEB) as an official Braille code in the UK. If you would like to know more about the proposed changes please visit our News page for more information.