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Equality Solutions
Vision Sense equality solutions applies the same excellence that you
expect and provide at your organisation to disability equality and
diversity. Vision Sense can help you meet your obligations under the
2010 Single Equality Act. Whether you operate in the public or
private sector, a small business or a large corporation Vision Sense works
with you to provide acceptable and practical equality solutions within the
boundaries of modern policy, legislation and best practice standards.
Vision Sense
TEDCO Business Centre
Viking Industrial Park
Jarrow
South Tyneside
NE32 3DT

0845 1080553
There are 10.6 million disabled people in the UK - about 15% of the population;
in some areas this figure is as high as 30%. Disabled people have over £80 billion
spending power nationally. We want to keep disabled people living, working,
learning, contributing and investing in our regions, organisations and
communities.
Since the Disability Discrimination Act (1995) came into Force, disabled people
have the right to receive fair and equal access to services, information,
facilities, employment and education as everyone else. We all have a legal
duty to ensure that happens and this duty will be strengthened by the Single
Equality Act which replaced the DDA in 2010.
Equality Solutions
A recent report commissioned by the ODI (Office for Disability Issues) highlighted the lack of awareness of the
business opportunities that disabled customers offer. For an average business 20% of the customer base
are disabled people, can you afford to miss out on their custom?

Download and read the full report "2012 LEGACY FOR DISABLED PEOPLE: INCLUSIVE AND
ACCESSIBLE BUSINESS, Improving messages to SMEs: The case for the disabled customer"
on our Downloads page.
DPTAC/2010
"There are approximately 10.6 million people in Great
Britain who meet the definition of a disabled person
in the Disability Discrimination Act, amounting to
around 15% of the population."