Guidance for Clinically Extremely Vulnerable to Covid-19
This is a British Sign Language (BSL) translation of the updated guidance for those who are considered clinically extremely vulnerable (CEV) to Covid-19.
This is a British Sign Language (BSL) translation of the updated guidance for those who are considered clinically extremely vulnerable (CEV) to Covid-19.
We will be hosting a ‘Health Hour/ Myth Busting Event’ in British Sign Language (BSL) about the Covid-19 Vaccine, with Breakthrough UK and Manchester Deaf Centre. This will take place via Zoom on Thursday 22nd … Continued
At SignHealth we continue to be concerned that the Coronavirus pandemic has disproportionately affected the Deaf community, and that many of the issues we are facing are ignored or unnoticed. In August 2020 we conducted our first … Continued
Important Advice for Clinically Extremely Vulnerable (CEV) people updated April 2021.
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NHS 119 is available in British Sign Language (BSL) for Covid-19 tests and vaccinations.
A lack of consideration for deaf people in the government’s response to Coronavirus featured in an article in Artefact Magazine in an interview with SignHealth Chief Executive James Watson-O’Neill and Youtuber Kirsty Jade. The article … Continued
According to a recent survey by SignHealth, the Deaf health charity, Deaf people’s mental health and ability to access basic healthcare are being seriously impacted by the Coronavirus pandemic.