Communications

Louis Braille was just 15 years old when he invented his revolutionary new method of reading for blind people. Blinded in a childhood accident, he recognised the need for a new way of communicating with those that could not see written text. His desire to create publications that were accessible for all led to him

When it comes to national awareness days, there’s pretty much one for everything nowadays. While some draw attention to fundraising for charitable causes, others seem slightly less worthy (National Talk Like A Pirate Day, we’re looking at you!). But there’s a little-known one in November that we are loving here at Sorted Communications. The day after

Being diagnosed with a serious, incurable illness is a devastating blow. What follows can be a whirlwind of information from a variety of sources – hospital appointments, leaflets, websites, helplines, well-meaning friends and family, and the media. This mass of medical jargon can be a complex road to navigate for anyone, but particularly overwhelming when