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We are looking for lived experienced volunteers who use screen readers and would be happy to share their experiences of accessing Welsh digital information and services in Wales.
You will share your personal experiences of using a screen reader to access Welsh digital information and services, show how accessibility features work in real life and what changes make a real difference.
You will share your experiences and talk openly in group discussions and have the confidence to raise issues and a willingness to speak up about concerns or gaps in services. You will also contribute and collaborate with project staff and external stakeholders (researchers and decision makers) to shape future Welsh language technology developments helping to create more accessible Welsh language digital services.
How often will I be needed?
- 2 Hours per Event
Key requirements
- Aged over 18
Location
Region
- Wales
Home based
- This role is home based
Additional location information
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Meetings will take place virtually, but there may be an opportunity to join a face to face session depending on needs of the project.
Who this opportunity will suit
- This role is reserved for blind and partially sighted applicants
Minimum age
- You must be at least 18 years old to apply
What skills and experience are needed?
- • Screen reader user
- • Welsh Speaker (first language or learner)
- • Will have good active listening skills to engage respectfully and sensitively with others’ experiences and perspectives
- • Will be able to work collaboratively and constructively with other group members, stakeholders and staff
- • Ability to reflect on personal experiences.
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PUBLIC HEALTH INTERN
Remote / London-based opportunity
Part-time | Flexible | 3-6 months
Are you completing a Degree or Masters in Public Health and looking to apply your research and writing skills to real-world impact?
Adanna Women’s Support Group (AWSG) is offering internship opportunities for motivated Public Health postgraduate students who are passionate about tackling health inequalities and shaping policy change.
AWSG is a Black and Minority Ethnic Women-led organisation working to improve health outcomes for African, Caribbean and Asian communities in London. We campaigns and programmes in mental health and domestic abuse, health inequalities in BAME women, cultural competency, patient advocacy, research, and community engagement.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Research directly with women impacted to gather data and evidence
- Writing position reports and contributing to awareness campaigns
- Contributing to funding proposals and project reports
- Supporting monitoring & evaluation frameworks
- Assisting with policy briefings and consultation responses
- Helping translate research into accessible community-facing resources
You will contribute to work that informs local and national strategies and influences health systems.
We’re Looking For
- Current or recent Public Health Degree or Master’s student
- Strong research, analysis and academic writing skills
- Understanding of health inequalities and social determinants of health
- Interest in community-led and culturally competent public health
Experience in BAME women and women’s health, mental health, health policy or community engagement is a bonus but not essential.
What You’ll Gain
- Real-world experience in policy-influencing public health work
- Exposure to local and national health strategy development
- Mentorship and practical insight into the voluntary and policy sector
- A strong portfolio of applied research outputs
- Reference upon successful completion
How to Apply
Send your CV and a short statement (max 300 words) explaining why you’re interested in public health equity and working with AWSG
