Why choose Go Easy Read?
Three great reasons to work with us
Clear and simple
What is Easy Read?
Easy Read uses clear words and simple images to make information easier to understand.
It can be useful for most people, but it is especially helpful for people with learning disabilities, reading difficulties, cognitive impairments, and people who have English as an additional language.
When we translate into Easy Read we avoid jargon, long, complicated or ambiguous sentences, and we explain difficult words.
Go Easy Read services
Make your information accessible to all
We provide a wide range of Easy Read services to help you make your content more accessible, including (but not limited to):
Our expert team are happy to arrange a call or schedule a visit to hear more about your project.
Go Easy Read are proud members of
UKAAF is the industry association whose mission is to set standards for accessible formats that meet end-user needs.
ELIN is a group of researchers and accessibility practitioners from around the world who meet online regularly to exchange ideas and develop research projects together on Easy Language.
From our blog
Go Easy Read news
We are increasingly hearing from organisations that need help with ‘Easy Read’ drafts created in-house using AI that do not quite meet their users’ needs once tested in the real world.
Katy Brickley will be speaking at the SELSI conference in Ljubljana this October, a landmark event exploring how clearer spoken communication can support social inclusion across Europe.
We can offer bespoke in-person training on language awareness for businesses and other organisations that deal with customers who do not use English as their first language.
We are increasingly hearing from organisations that need help with ‘Easy Read’ drafts created in-house using AI that do not quite meet their users’ needs once tested in the real world.
Katy Brickley will be speaking at the SELSI conference in Ljubljana this October, a landmark event exploring how clearer spoken communication can support social inclusion across Europe.
We are increasingly hearing from organisations that need help with ‘Easy Read’ drafts created in-house using AI that do not quite meet their users’ needs once tested in the real world.
