In the Health iOS or Android App, you can create an emergency Medical ID that contains information about your medical conditions, allergies, medications, and more. First responders and others can view this critical information directly on your smart phone, even while it’s locked. This could be useful for sharing your communication preferences but please consider… Continue reading Health App – Medical ID
Currently not available. This deafblind walking cane from The Mobility Shop is a traditional deafblind cane. It is white and red with a white tip. Please ensure this is the tip you require as not all canes and tips are compatible. This Cane also features a wrist strap for the user so it is… Continue reading Deafblind Folding Cane
Premier Captioning & Realtime Ltd provides realtime speech to text verbatim reporting in Ireland. Communication Access through Realtime Transcription (CART), often known as Speech-To-Text transcription (STT) is a method of providing access to meetings, conferences, lectures etc for those who are deafblind and who have residual vision to read the captions. The service can be… Continue reading Premier Captioning & Realtime Ltd
The SeeTV Duo glasses from Pamtrad Seeing Solutions, UK, provide 2.1x magnification and are designed to make watching TV easier and more comfortable. They have individual focus adjustment wheels for each eye and will focus on objects from distances of around 9 feet to long-distance, perfect for watching TV, sporting events, cinema/theatre, bird watching or… Continue reading SeeTV Duo Glasses
The National Council for Special Education (NCSE) was set up to improve the delivery of education services to persons with special educational needs arising from disabilities, with particular emphasis on children. They provide support for children with Visual Impairments or who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing through the Visiting Teacher Service. Their local service… Continue reading National Council for Special Education
Carri is a self-employed Sign Language Interpreter based in Limerick. Carri also has experience in providing close-vision Irish Sign Language/English Interpretation and tactile Irish Sign Language/English Interpretation services for people with deafblindness. Carri began her career in England with a British Sign Language Qualification, Level 2 from Redbridge College in London, in 1999, this included… Continue reading Carri O Donnell
Brailliac is an Android App which provides a fast and fun way to learn Braille. While not accessible to those who are fully deafblind it may help those who are supporting them in learning braille and so it appears in the results list when filtering by deafblind. It contains a dictionary and targeted sections to… Continue reading Brailliac: Braille Tutor
Bump Bump Braille Learn is an iOS and Android App which covers the entire alphabet, and the ins, and outs of braille. It is accessible with VoiceOver. While it is not accessible to those who are fully deafblind, the App could be used by the people who support them so that they can learn Braille… Continue reading Bump Bump Braille Learn
Mr Sketch Scented Marker Pens contain twelve different watercolour markers. Each colour can be identified by a fruity scent. Black smells of liquorice, red of cherry, blue of blueberry, green of mint, turquoise of mango, dark green of apple, pink of melon, orange of orange, yellow of lemon, purple of grape, brown of cinnamon and… Continue reading Mr Sketch Scented Marker Pens
BrailleSense 6 is a collaboration of Braille and mainstream technology that is controlled with touch gestures as you read its output in Braille. It was built with people who are deafblind in mind and has a built-in vibration motor which can be used to receive alerts and messages. It has a 32-cell Braille display and… Continue reading BrailleSense 6
