Changing the text size
To increase the text size:
Alternatively, scroll with the wheel of your mouse whilst holding down the control button.
If you have dyslexia or sight impairment you may find our ‘High Visibility’ option more user-friendly. This changes both the text and background colour of the site to give better contrast.
It’s easy to switch to the ‘High Visibility’ setting – just select the colour icons labelled D, B, and Y in the top right hand corner of each page.
Browsealoud is a speech-enabling tool which makes our website more accessible to people with visual impairment and other reading difficulties. Content is spoken aloud as the cursor is moved over it. Browsealoud software is free to download.
Some documents on this site are provided as Adobe PDFs. There are features and capabilities of Adobe products that enhance electronic document accessibility for people with disabilities such as blindness, low vision, and motor impairments. You can find information and links to resources that help people with disabilities work more effectively with Adobe software.
Your browser needs to have cookies enabled to browse browsealoud.com. Most browsers default to these settings. If you have problems accessing Browsealoud.com, please check the settings in your browser's options menu.
If you need a Hyde document or item on this website translated into another language or transcribed into another format such as Braille or EasyRead, you can either:
Tell us the title of the document and the language/format you need it to be translated into.
Ask a friend or relation to help if you do not feel confident making the request.
Leave a contact telephone number as we may need to call you back to discuss your needs in the language of your choice.
If you still have a question, you should contact the Accessible Information Officer on 0203 207 2524 or access@hyde-housing.co.uk
If you have any difficulty in using this website, then please let us know so that we can rectify things for you. Email webupdate@hyde-housing.co.uk with your comments or queries or call 0203 207 2767.