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Volume 14, Number 2 2012
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Andrea McQueen
works for the Inner South Communication
Service, part of Victoria’s Communication Access Network. She
works with adults with complex communication needs in a role
which combines clinical work and community capacity building.
Correspondence to:
Andrea McQueen
Speech Pathologist
Central Bayside Community Health Services, Victoria
email:
amcqueen@cbchs.org.auphone: +61 (0)408 701 671
A phone solution for people
who are deaf or have a
hearing or speech impairment
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“ The phone is such a lifeline ...
The
National Relay Service
makes
it easier for people with complex
communication needs to retain
their networks and independence
– to phone a friend, contact the
bank or book a taxi.
Learning to use the NRS is
straightforward. Training is free and
can be done in your client’s home.
Ask for our
free DVD
and
other resources.
Contact us
•
1800 555 660
•
helpdesk
@ relayservice.com.au•
www.relayservice.com.au... I advise many of my clients with speech or
hearing impairments to use the NRS.”