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Register of Providers of Information in Accessible Formats 
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This register provides details of some individuals and organisations who can prepare information in a range of formats that are accessible to people with disabilities. The names and contact details for providers are listed by state/territory under the categories below.

Audio Cassette: This format is useful for people who have difficulty with printed material because they are blind or vision impaired, have reduced manual dexterity or have an intellectual disability and/or low literacy skills.

Large Print: This format is useful for people with a vision impairment and can also help people with an intellectual disability.

Braille: Braille is a system of raised dots that can be read by touch by people who are blind or vision impaired. It provides users with ease of reference and allows them to read and retain information. Some providers listed in the register also prepare material such as graphs, charts and diagrams in tactile formats which are raised line diagrams. Further information on who can provide tactile formats is included with the providers' details.

Easy English: This format consists of information that is summarised and expressed in short sentences that each convey a single idea or concept. Ideas and information are expressed without jargon and in clear terms. Most providers in this category can also include illustrations.

Illustrations: Pictorial material can help people understand and remember the written word. It includes pictographs, picture stories, and photo stories.


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