Websites and Forums:

1) Disability Now:

Disability now is a magazine published by Scope featuring lifestyle, current affairs and features related to issues arising in the disabled community.

2) Equality and Human Rights Commission:

Established by the Equality Act in 2006 the EHRC has responsibility for the promotion and enforcement of equality and non-discrimination laws in England, Scotland and Wales [Northern Irish visitors are direction to the ECNI (Equality Commission) and the NIHRC (Human Rights Commission)].

3) Puresh Power:

Our director Danny Puresh's blog on thoughts and ideas around access for disabled people that he encounters on a day to day basis.

4) The Jobs Assistant:

The Jobs Assistant is a not-for-profit Social Enterprise, set up by our director Mr Danny Puresh, providing employment and training opportunities for disabled people. This employment project for disabled people will be based in Cheam but aims to serve people in the London Boroughs of Sutton, Merton, Croydon and Kingston Upon Thames.

5) Accessify Forum:

This forum discusses issues of web access for a wide variety of disabilities including tips for building accessible websites, legal requirements and critiques of the accessibility of many websites. Accessibility services can also advertise freely in certain sections of the forum and there are off topic forums for general discussions.

6) Microsoft Accessibility:

This is the homepage for the accessibility section of the Microsoft website which lists and explains the access features available across Microsoft's various products. It also contains tutorials on using these features and Microsoft's commitment and strategies to improving access.

7) Ouch!:

Disability focused section of the BBC website including opinions, interviews and features. It also hosts the Ouch! Talk Show which is distributed as a podcast from this website.

Products:

1) BBNav:

The first car satellite navigation system to be designed with accessibility at the core of it's focus. Including all common features found on a standard satellite navigation system it also includes the following location information: on street disabled parking bays, disabled accessible car parks, blue badge parking concessions and access points of interest.

 Software:

1) Camera Mouse:

This free piece of software developed by Boston University allows users to move a mouse cursor using their head alone.