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NDCS helps launch Next Generation Text service with an app for supporting deaf people

Thursday 7 July

The National Deaf Children’s Society has helped BT to promote its Next Generation Text (NGT) app, which supports deaf people to communicate independently. Deaf young people from Blanche Neville School worked with the charity to try out the NGT app, and created a film to show them using the app to order their favourite pizzas.

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