I get it!
Easy English Project Development
- We interpret any document into Easy English
- Documents need to be understood by everyone
- Consumer Reviews of the effectiveness of Easy English
- Mentoring organisational change
Recently Completed Projects
Parramatta Pulse - Spring 2021
Speak My Language
How to Develop Easy English Materials for Culturally Diverse People with Disabilities
Comments from consumers of Easy English
Fact!
44% of Australian adults (15-65 years old) do not have the literacy skills to read a range of day to day reading tasks.
This equates to 7.3 million adult Australians in 2013.
Journal Articles
Article
Basterfield, C. February 2019
Everyday words. What does it mean for Accessible Written Documents
2021 E-Plain journal
Access Easy English interprets written content into simple everyday language and is supported with images. Consumer engagement is an essential component of the work we do.
It means more people can
- read
- understand
- actively use your written information.
Training Opportunities:
Learn Easy English
- take part in 2 day online program to learn, use and understand about the world of Easy English
- you will learn about :
Who Easy English is useful for, the latest research, the difference between Easy English and Easy Read and learn the steps to develop quality Easy English materials.
The Drum ABC - February 18 2020
Discussion about people with low literacy.
With Julia Baird, Sam Conner and Christine Ryan
Recent Conference Presentation
More Evidence of difference.
Easy English - Easy Read Poster
Podcast Appearance
Recently Cathy was invited onto the Speak Up: Speech Pathology Australia Podcast. She discusses how speech pathologists can use Easy English with host Anneke Flinn.
Available at: Apple Podcasts, Spotify
Some of Our Work
Information about guardianship
Special Olympics Asia Pacific
6 Fact Sheets for iPhone or iPad only
translated into 10 languages
Information about Genes
Who we've worked with
