Supporting people living with aphasia, and their family and helpers, to get online is important to successful sessions. Below are guides to support people to join video call sessions and get online.

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Information about telehealth

Online appointments can be useful. Here 📄 is some information about what you will need.

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Aphasia-friendly instructions for joining online meetings. Clicking on the link below will download a ‘how to’ guide:

How to join an online meeting

Teams:

• How to join a Teams meeting (English) 📄

• How to join a Teams meeting (Arabic) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Bengali) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Greek) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Indian Punjabi) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Polish) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Portuguese) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Romanian) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Turkish) 📄
• How to join a Teams meeting (Urdu)

Zoom:

• How to join a Zoom meeting (English) 📄

• How to join a Zoom meeting (Arabic) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Bengali) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Greek) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Indian Punjabi) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Polish) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Portuguese) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Romanian) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Turkish) 📄
• How to join a Zoom meeting (Urdu) 📄

Attend Anywhere:

• How to join an Attend Anywhere meeting 📄

Attend Anywhere provides how to guides to join in other languages. You can find them here 🌐

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Other support for getting online

The Stroke Association has advice to support people to get online. Their 14-part guide shares advice on different topics, including online safety and finding information online.

Thank you to the Stroke Association for their consent in sharing their resources on this toolkit.

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Accessing free tech support

Ability Net can provide free support from volunteers for those living with disability to get online. You can find more information and how to refer yourself or someone else here 🌐