Embrace Access

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23/09/2025

Easy Read communicates key messages using languages and pictures to support the reader’s understanding.

We’re proud to have worked with the on their recently released *Men and Boys Snapshot* which invites men and boys to be part of the solution to ending violence in Australia.

By offering a full report and an “Easy” format, we ensure more people can access the ideas and messages in this book.

In turn, we invite more people to join the conversation 💬

View the Easy Read and the full report at the DFSVC website here: https://www.dfsvc.gov.au/men-and-boys-snapshot

30/06/2025

We made a neuro-affirming guide to Autism, for loved ones.

This Easy Read book was created by our Director, Ruby Yee, who is also an Autistic speech pathologist. She had help from a number of neurodivergent colleagues. Their stories feature in this book, to help loved ones understand the small but important ways we can create spaces for neurodivergent people to thrive.

This book was prepared in an Easy Read format. Easy Read is a style of writing that targets a Grade 2 to Grade 4 reading level. We use plain language, and inclusive pictures to explain ideas 💡

Enjoy, and share with anyone who might find this helpful.



Download our book at: www.EmbraceAccess.com.au/easy-read-books

25/06/2025

🏆 Team Day 2025 🏆

Featuring brainstorming, guest speeches and story telling ♿️.

Thanks to all who joined us including our team of amazing Lived Experienve Advisors, and some special guests.

20/05/2025

Write to communicate, not to impress. Simplifying your written information isn’t about ‘dumbing down’ content. In fact, accessible writing is actually a highly sophisticated skill set. Moreover, it’ll help you to reach more readers when you write!



Get Easy Read training at www.embraceaccess.com.au

15/05/2025

is a good day to ask how your organisation helps seniors access information online.

Low digital literacy can diminish a person’s sense of agency. can give some of that control and confidence back.

Some tips to improve the of older Australians include:

1. Making it easy to download and print factsheets and forms. Many users like to print what they need, and refer back to it later.

2. Making it easy to find contact information. Many users still like to talk to a real person, if they get stuck or need more info that’s not readily available online.

3. Using specific link text for buttons and hyperlinks. Users like to know what they’re clicking on and where it will take them next!

Happy 🌍

09/05/2025

Thanks for having us 👏

It was our honour to meet a room of 70+ passionate and knowledgeable disability advocates this week in our Easy Read training.

Participants left with practical knowledge and new skills to remove information access barriers for the disabled clients they support.

Ultimately, this training gave advocates new tools to foster increased agency for people in their own lives.

One training participant reflected:

“After the training I feel confident to create these documents using knowledge I learnt. I am aware of publicly available resources, and the dos and donts of easy read documents.

The most practical and helpful external training I have been to in this industry.

Ruby was a great presenter and was able to command a room of 70+ people while explaining practical and necessary information. I was and am very impressed by her work.”

Keep up your amazing work NSW!

14/04/2025

energy bills. Who doesn’t like the sound of that?

Our Director, Ruby, recently facilitated a number of user feedback sessions with community members to find out:

- What makes your energy bill hard to read and understand?

- What makes your energy bill easy to read and understand?

from seniors across the country to improve how we manage energy, helping people with a range of communication needs and preferences get their needs met.

26/03/2025

Choose Easy Read for .

Learn more: www.EmbraceAccess.com.au/easy-read-translations