About Braille translations

Since early in 2000, Braille Translations has been at the forefront of our market -place, providing an outstanding service and second to none after-sales support.

Braille Translations pride themselves on bringing something different and exciting to businesses throughout the world.

Our key objectives include building awareness and knowledge about what we do.

• Creating job opportunities for the partially-sighted and blind people and those with disabilities
• To help the blind and partially-sighted in any way that will help them in the workplace.

A small number of our clients include the House of Commons, Odeon Cinemas and the Prince's Trust, to name but a few. With the Equality Act 2010 due to be introduced in October 2010, Braille Translations is uniquely positioned to educate businesses on the route forward.

Some of our work includes translating company business cards, restaurant menus and even information guides into Braille, largely due to the recent changes in the legislation.

For a full list of Braille Translations' services, please visit our services page of this site.

Our owner, Ghow Ratnarajah, uses Braille, as he is blind himself and proof-reads everything before it is dispatched to the client. The benefit of this is clear and concise, in comparison to other in-house services, where checking may not be as rigorous.

Above all, Braille Translations aims to inspire people to follow their dreams and regardless of whatever obstacles one must overcome in life, press forward with determination and a huge smile.