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The Manchester and Salford Disability Assessment, Training and Personal Support Centre 0161 275 0990 or info@access-summit.org.uk
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Access SUMMIT offers support services to disabled students to maximise their access to Post-16 education through the provision of high quality services and support including assessments, the provision of information and advice, staff development, personal support, training and ongoing assistive technology support. Centre staff work particularly closely with disability support colleagues in partner institutions: The University of Manchester, The Manchester Metropolitan University and The University of Salford (also see the contact details for the Greater Manchester Universities Disability Support Services here), but Centre Services are available to students across The North West.
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North West SKILL and DSA Forum Meeting - Wednesday 17th October 2007 - Meeting notes here... |
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Access SUMMIT Services Contact Details:
| Assessment Service:- |
For queries concerning Assessments of Needs -
Tel: 0161 275 0986 / 0161 275 0996 |
| IT Training:- |
For queries concerning training on use of assistive technology resources
received from DSA funding -
Tel: 0161 275 0999
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| Support Service:- |
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queries concerning study skills tutors/study coaches, notetakers, readers,
personal assistants etc -
Tel: 0161 275 0989 / 0998
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| Ongoing Assistive Technology Service:- |
For queries concerning technical assistance
with assistive technology/computers received following an Assessment of
Needs -
Tel: 0161 275 0988
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| Develop links with Access SUMMIT:- |
For queries concerning ways in which HEIs and
Further Education Institutions can access services or develop links with
Access SUMMIT-
Tel: 0161 275 0994
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Expecting to take up a place at University
in September 2008 and need DSA Support? If you have been advised by your LEA / Funding Body or University to obtain an Assessment of Needs Report to get the support you need from The Disabled Students Allowances, then we can help... ...please contact Marlene or Susan on 0161 275 0986 to find out more about this process and to discuss your requirements, or Email assessments@access-summit.org.uk. Alternatively, you can complete the Assessment Referral Form available here. When we receive this we will contact you straight away to discuss your referral and to make an appointment. The waiting time for an appointment as of mid August 2008 is around 2 weeks... Also see our brief guide to funding and these websites for more information about the Disabled Students Allowances:- |
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Access SUMMIT is located in St Peters House which is part of The Precinct Centre - on the right hand side of Oxford Road when heading towards The City Centre (same side as Aquatics Centre, across the road from The Phoenix Pub, Spar and Blackwells Bookshop), close to the junction of Oxford Road and Booth Street East. Enter St Peters House by the main entrance (up the red-brick steps) and then descend to the lower ground floor using the internal stairs or use our street-level entrance to the left of the steps. Parking is quite tricky but spaces are usually available in The NCP Aquatics Car Park behind us. If you are a Blue Badge Holder we can arrange access to spaces close to The Centre reserved for badge-holders but please contact us in advance to make arrangements. |
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We are open - normally Monday to Thursday 9.30 am to 5.00 pm and Friday 9.30 am to 4.00 pm except Bank Holidays.
Occasionally, circumstances force us to close during these times but messages can be left at The St Peters House Lodge, on our Answer Machine - 0161 275 0990, by SMS to 07795 826 942 or by emailing - info@access-summit.org.uk.
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