Al Moubayed Brothers

AMB

“What if all Deaf people had access to services?”

Providing Accessibility

Accessibility within organisations means that services, both the public and private, are as accessible as possible to all users and not limiting in any way. They should be made to be user-friendly and inviting.

Training Services

AMB will provide a customised training package that equips Government staff to communicate in BSL, ensuring that services are accessible, and will provide excellent customer care for Deaf service users. Additionally, this is a cost-effective and time-efficient service for the Council.

Feras Al-Moubayed had the distinct honor of being invited to present at Mohammed Bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences (MBRU) in support of International Deaf Week. Feras is a passionate advocate for raising awareness about deaf issues, and he welcomed this opportunity to share his insights and lived experiences with an attentive audience.

Throughout the presentation, Feras passionately conveyed the numerous challenges and barriers faced by the Deaf community. He emphasized the importance of awareness and understanding in breaking down these barriers. By addressing the student body at MBRU, Feras aimed to empower them with the knowledge and skills needed to communicate effectively and offer support to the Deaf community.

The experience at MBRU was incredibly positive, with students displaying genuine enthusiasm for learning about Deaf Awareness. Feras emphasized that these students would likely encounter scenarios in their future careers where effective communication with Deaf individuals would be crucial.

One intriguing aspect that fascinated everyone at MBRU was the revelation that there are different sign languages used around the world, each with its unique regional variations. Feras even took the opportunity to teach the students the British Sign Language (BSL) alphabet and some basic signs. It is Feras's hope, as well as that of many others, that British Sign Language and Emirates Sign Language will one day be officially recognized as languages in their own right, similar to Scottish Sign Language. These steps toward recognition would be monumental in promoting inclusivity and accessibility for the Deaf community.

Clients

Videos

We are proud to have collaborated with the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai, UAE to make their services more user friendly and accessible to the local and international deaf community

We are privileged to have met lots of amazing people, many of whom had never met a deaf person before. This can be quite daunting for many but thankfully, people do take the time to communicate with deaf people like me. Here is a video clip of a response to a question asking "What was it like to meet a deaf person?"

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Booking Options

Ask us questions, book British Sign Language lessons or collaborate with us to make our society a more welcoming and accessible to the deaf community.

One Free Taster Session (30 mins) - Free
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30 min
One to One Booking
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1 hr
45 British pounds
Block of Ten
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1 hr
£450 for 10 sessions
Corporate Bookings - Contact to discuss
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1 hr
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