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Deaf Essential
Basepoint Business CentreRivermead Drive
Swindon
SN5 7EX
Tel: 01793 602 506
Tel (Mobile): 07704 068578 (Voice and SMS)
Tel (SMS only): 07849 788724
Fax/Minicom: 01793 608 712
Web: www.deafessential.co.uk
Throughout the range of different services that Deaf Essential offer their aim is improving access.
They help to improve access for the Deaf community by providing CACDP or ASLI registered interpreters - and they improve access to the Deaf community by training people in British Sign Language (BSL), Deaf awareness and their translation and media service.
For further details contact the above or visit their website.
Checked: October 2006
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