Communication Access

Man communicating with Easy EnglishScope’s Communication Resource Centre believes in communities which are universally accessible.

This means communities are accessible for all people including people with communication disabilities.

There are 1 in 500 people in Victoria who need support for successful communication?

People with communication disabilities may communicate using:

  • Electronic aids (speech devices)
  • Word based and picture based communication books or boards
  • Facial expression, natural gesture and signing
  • Writing and drawing

People with communication difficulties experience many communication barriers. They want people in the community to:

  • Be welcoming and friendly
  • Look and talk directly to them
  • Give them time to get their message across
  • Listen to what they have to say
  • Be willing to use their methods of communication 

Communication Access Symbol

Communication Access is when communication is positive and successful.

View the Communication Access Symbol.

For further information please contact: Scope Communication Resource Centre, 830 Whitehorse Rd, Box Hill, Vic, 3128. Tel: 03 9843 2000 Email: crc@scopevic.org.au

 
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