RNIB Accessible Healthcare Information Survey
RNIB is carrying out research to understand blind and partially sighted people’s experiences of accessing healthcare information. The RNIB want to hear about information such as appointment letters, test results, medication information and treatment guidance. They are also interested in people’s experiences of digital healthcare services, including the NHS App. This survey is open to […]
Disability Together Deaf Wellbeing service survey
Help us provide the right support and activities. We want to hear about what is important to you to support your health and wellbeing. Anyone that uses British Sign Language or is D/deaf can take part.
Scope Research Panel
Disabled people and carers of disabled children share their lived experience to shape Scope’s policy campaigns, content and partner accessibility. Roles include surveys, focus groups, interviews and mystery shopping.
RNID Public Transport Accessibility Research (2025–2026)
RNID’s 18‑month project explores transport accessibility for people who are deaf or have hearing loss. Activities include surveys, travel diaries and focus groups, with an advisory board of lived‑experience members.
Plymouth University Deaf Co‑Researchers
Deaf people are invited to co‑research a project on audism in clinical psychology. As co‑researchers you’ll shape questions, analyse data and help present findings in BSL and plain English. No prior research experience needed. Email stevie.chandler@plymouth.ac.uk if you’d like to be involved, or send a BSL video to 07501346175