Spread the word about our fantastic service, ensuring the Deaf community has access to a qualified British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter in any health setting! Download our flyer from our website and share it with any medical professional! #NHS #BSL

You can use BSL Health Access, whether you are Hearing or Deaf, to communicate using BSL in most health situations! Our FAQ's on our website are in both English text and BSL video format and provide lots of information about our service. Visit bslhealthaccess.co.uk/faqs/ #NHS #BSL

One year on, 25,000 conversations later, what has BSL Health Access achieved? SignHealth looks back at why we set up the service in response to the pandemic. BSL/Subtitled Video : vimeo.com/521417047 NHS England

We are incredibly proud of BSL Health Access and very worried about what will happen at the end of this month when current NHS funding ends. SignHealth spent £800k from reserves and can’t afford to spend more. Access to health in British Sign Language is a right not a privilege.

We look back at all that was achieved by BSL Health Access, the feedback we and SignHealth have received and the insights we've gained from the 25,000 conversations that have been made possible in the last year. bslhealthaccess.co.uk NHS England

NEW: SignHealth’s said it’s “very concerned” over the future of BSL Health Access, as NHS funding for the provision is set to run out at the end of March. The service launched this time last year to support #Deaf patients w/ accessing remote interpreters. limpingchicken.com/2021/03/10/dea…

The current funding for BSLHA is coming to an end. As social distancing measures and the roll out of the #COVID19 vaccine continues, the service has never been more needed. We call for NHS England to continue to fund this vital life-saving service. Please share!

A Deaf man said to InterpreterNow , “For the first time in my life, I was able to have a clear and empowering conversation with my GP." More info & examples: signhealth.org.uk/blog/one-year-… We call for NHS England to continue to fund this vital life-saving service.

One person told SignHealth, “Was in the hospital and used my iPad to access app. It saved my life.” 18% of BSL Health Access calls were in hospitals #EquitableAccess #AccessibleInformation #BSL #NHS signhealth.org.uk/blog/one-year-…

No money, BSL Health Access is closing. As it stands now, there is no funding confirmed for BSL Health Access from the 1st April onward, so the service must close at the end of the month. More information on our website at signhealth.org.uk/press-release/…

Please sign and share to help keep our vital service open. Currently, the service is set to close on the 31st of March. #BSLHealthAccess chng.it/FWmkXdQD

Let’s talk about why SignHealth's BSL Health Access is so crucial: a thread. 🧵🤟 1/10

On the 31st of March 2021, BSL Health Access will close. This is devastating for those of us who have relied on the service throughout the pandemic. We are doing everything we can to secure the future of BSLHA. Please join us and Sign the Petition! chng.it/mqGxcFwqcP

Copy/paste👉We need BSL Health Access, a video relay service that provides 24/7 access between Deaf people and health providers. It removes barriers and saves lives. [@ YOUR MP] can you help ensure NHS England continues funding this service beyond March 31? chng.it/TcpptgqSLT

Thank you for your support for BSL Health Access! The petition is gathering loads of signatures and we think now is the time to ask your MP for support if you haven’t already.

Feeling ill, if you can hear, you can pick up the phone & speak to your GP - what do you do if you’re #deaf ?? BSL Health Access has been a lifeline and it closes today. It should be core funded NHS NHS England EveryDoctor Dr Julia Grace Patterson💙 please spread the word

Important Information: The BSL Health Access service will close at midnight tonight, March 31st 2021. The service will no longer be available after that time. More information is available on our website. bslhealthaccess.co.uk

We need BSL Health Access, a video relay service that provides 24/7 access between Deaf people and health providers. It removes barriers and saves lives. Wes Streeting Sam Tarry can you help ensure NHS England continues funding this service beyond March 31?

We live in a world where there is a lot going on, busy at home, busy at work, our mind is busy. We need to slow down, and walking helps to slow down. #ConnectWithNature #MHAW #DeafMentalHealth #Walk4Wellbeing

When it comes to treating a #stroke, time is critical to improve the chances of a good recovery. The #ActFAST campaign, led by NHS England & @PHE_uk, helps you understand how to identify early signs of stroke and seek immediate help. Learn more: signhealth.org.uk/videos/when-st…