No money, BSL Health Access is closing
The NHS has not committed any further funding for April 1st onwards, effectively closing the service of BSL Health Access.
The NHS has not committed any further funding for April 1st onwards, effectively closing the service of BSL Health Access.
SignHealth looks back at why we set up the service in response to the pandemic.
Deaf people living in Kent are invited to join our interactive healthy relationship workshops on Zoom!
Support from SignVideo will help SignHealth to achieve our ambitious 3-year plans to expand their services to improve Deaf people’s health and wellbeing.
NHS 119 is available in British Sign Language (BSL) for Covid-19 tests and vaccinations.
We are so proud of all we have achieved with your support, thank you!
At SignHealth we are worried that the Coronavirus pandemic has disproportionately affected the Deaf community, and that many of the issues we have faced may have been hidden. In August and September, SignHealth conducted a survey asking … Continued
Now you can communicate in British Sign Language while getting a test for Covid-19. Please download the InterpreterNow app before you visit the testing site. When you arrive at the testing site You will see … Continued
NHS Volunteers can support you with picking up shopping, medication or other essential supplies while you shield at home. Contact them through an interpreter using BSL Health Access