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RNID Typetalk
PO Box 284
Liverpool
L69 3UZ
Text helpline: 0800 500 888
Voice helpline: 0800 7311 888
Tel: 0151 709 9494
Fax: 0151 709 8119
Web: www.typetalk.org
Typetalk is the national telephone relay service which enables deaf, hard of hearing, deafened, deafblind, and speech impaired people to communicate with hearing people over the telephone network anywhere in the world.
- The service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all the year round.
- Calls cost the same as if dialled direct.
- The service is run by the RNID and funded by British Telecom.
- Phone 0800 500888 (textphone) or 0800 7311888 (voice callers) for information on workshops and presentations, or for leaflets.
- Access to Typetalk is free. Simply prefix the full telephone number including the STD code of the person you wish to call with 18001 if you are a textphone user and 18002 if you are a hearing person.
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