Let’s take a look at some examples.

Talking About Dying Project

We have been worked alongside the Talking About Dying project at St Anne's Community Services.

Which has being fully co-produced with people with learning disabilities, with the aim to create accessible resources in their own words and reflect their authentic lived experience.

An informational poster titled 'Talking About Dying' discusses death and dying, emphasizing its importance, and addressing questions: Why? How? When? Where? Who? It highlights respecting wishes and focusing on meaningful life, with illustrations of diverse people and icons. Logos of organizations at the bottom include St. Anne's Community Services, Mencap, The Kirkwood Support Life, and YourSymbols.
Easy read YourSymbols image of a man with long brown hair, talking with a speech bubble that says, 'I believe I will see my family and friends who have died, and we'll be together again'.
A female easy read YourSymbols image character with light brown hair and glasses, smiling and wearing a brown top with a green lanyard, speaking in a speech bubble that says, 'So we get to decide and say what's important to us.'
Easy read YourSymbols image bald man with a speech bubble expressing regret over an accident at a bus station and longing to be with his grandma at the end of her life.

Working closely with the group and getting to know their individual personalities and what's important to them, was important in creating their bespoke image for this project.

St. Anne's Community Services logo with stylized colorful dots and text

Bespoke easy read images for individuals.

We frequently receive requests to create bespoke easy read images tailored to an individual's unique needs. These images are designed to support a specific subject or concept that is directly relevant to the individual, ensuring a personalised and meaningful visual representation. Our approach involves carefully understanding the requirements, themes, and objectives to deliver high-quality, customised imagery that effectively conveys the intended message.

A jar filled with assorted paper currency, including British pounds, euros, and dollars, with loose coins and stacks of coins outside the jar, symbolising saving money. Easy read YourSymbols image
showing a boy and girl with a blue and teal border. At the top, a teal banner reads 'no money.' The boy appears confused or frustrated and has dollar bills with crossed-out currency above his head. His hands are raised, and kids' money is visibly disappearing from his pants.
Easy read YourSymbols image of a smiling man in a blue shirt holding dollar bills standing next to a large budget checklist with four items, each marked with a green checkmark.
Easy read YourSymbols image comparison of a happy man with money and a sad man without money, illustrating running out of money in 2035.
Diagram showing the concept of running out of money over time. Three calendar pages labeled 2025, 2030, and 2035 at the top, each with a jar below representing money. The first jar is filled with cash and coins, the second jar is partly filled, and the third jar is empty with a lid beside it, illustrating depletion of funds over time.
Easy read YourSymbols image of a man with a thoughtful expression holding an empty wallet, with a thought bubble containing labels of different British pounds (£10, £20) and pictures of people, representing money worries.

Pain scale

Pain scale can be used when interviewing a venerable person.

Easy read YourSymbols image showing a person with arrows pointing to different parts of their body, with four options on the right side indicating levels of pain: No pain, Low pain, Medium pain, High pain. The person has no visible signs of pain.
Easy read YourSymbols image of a woman with arrows pointing to different parts of her body, asking where it hurts and how much pain she feels, with four options on the right: No pain, Low pain, Medium pain, High pain.
A set of four photorealistic medical easy read images showing stoma and colostomy bag placements on a person’s abdomen, with labels indicating 'stoma' and 'colostomy bag' for easier understanding of stoma care.

Stoma Care images

Stoma care involves specialised support and maintenance for individuals with a stoma, an opening created surgically to allow waste to exit the body, helping to ensure comfort, hygiene, and quality of life.

Easy read design Infographic explaining symptoms of dementia including memory loss, mood changes, difficulty concentrating, confusion, difficulty speaking, and sleeping problems, with easy read images of people experiencing these symptoms.

Types of Dementia images that show some of the common symptoms.

Dementia is an illness that affects the brain. It can make it hard for people to remember things, think clearly, or do everyday tasks.

People with dementia might feel confused, forget names, or lose track of time. This can make them feel worried or upset.

We have created images to support your easy read to help explain some of the most common symptoms.

An infographic showing different contraceptive options for women including female condom, pill, implant, injection, hormonal coil, coil, copper coil, and patch, with accompanying images and labels. The message encourages consulting a doctor for advice and making pressured-free choices.

Selection of images for the different types of female contraception.

Choosing the right female contraception is crucial for health, lifestyle, and family planning.

Different methods of contraception offer varying levels of effectiveness, hormonal effects, and side effects, and what works best can vary widely from person to person.

The right choice can help manage menstrual cycles, reduce risks of unintended pregnancies, and support long-term reproductive health.

It also empowers women to make informed decisions that align with their personal health goals and future plans. Consulting with a healthcare provider ensures that the chosen method meets both medical and lifestyle needs, optimising overall well-being.

Types of abuse or neglect free poster.

Easy read design Infographic depicting six types of abuse or neglect: physical abuse, discrimination abuse, emotional abuse, financial abuse, sexual abuse, and neglect, with easy read images and warning symbols.

Abuse and neglect significantly impact older adults and individuals with learning disabilities, leading to severe physical, emotional, and psychological consequences. These vulnerable populations are often at higher risk due to factors like isolation, dependency on carer, and communication challenges.

Abuse can take many forms, including physical, discrimination, emotional, financial, sexual abuse and neglect.

The effects can be devastating, resulting in diminished quality of life, worsened health outcomes, and a loss of dignity. Protecting these individuals requires vigilance, education, and appropriate support systems to ensure their well-being and safety