Did you know 44% of the Australian adult population (7.3 million) has non-functional literacy?
This means these adults have difficulty reading or understanding or interpreting many day to day written pieces of information. Many of these adults read little in their day to day lives, which often compounds difficulties when they have to or want to read some information. Health literacy, financial literacy and making meaningful life choices are even more difficult when one's functional literacy is not adequate.
Many people have difficulty managing written information following a stroke. It can be due to their pre-stroke literacy, or it can be related to their stroke and its outcomes, fatigue or even about all the new things they have to learn about. Families and carers can also be challenged due to the changing circumstances, new things they have to learn, and their own fatigue and the stresses of their new life.
When: Wednesday 31 August, 2016
Where: NSW CID Level 2, 418a Elizabeth Street,
Surry Hills NSW
Wheelchair Accessible Venue
Time: 9:00am – 4:30pm
Cost: $300 + gst Morning tea provided.
Registration closes one week prior to the event
I am a Speech Pathologist with 29 yrs experience working with people who are vulnerable and excluded due to their literacy and/or communication skills. I have an international and national reputation in the development of Easy English.
Further details and bookings at https://www.trybooking/com/212117 Please note there is a .30c Trybooking fee or visit my website www.accesseasyenglish.com.au.
Any questions please email cathy@accesseasyenglish.com.au
or phone 0466 579 855
