Information Services
In 2005 MSDP created an information service to address the information and communication needs of the local Deaf community. This department promotes the need for accessible information, as well as providing a translation service to address these needs.

Under the corporate title of DeafAbility Productions Limited, the team liaise with local service providers to create accessible information for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people.
Through personal knowledge of the Deaf community and media expertise, DeafAbility ensures that all projects are to a high standard of both commercial and sign language production.
If you or your organisation require any information translating into a more accessible format, please contact us on 0151 228 0888 or email.
Emergency Contact for Support and Social Work
In the event of a support or Social Work emergency, please call the following:
Please note: You will need to go through TYPETALK (18000)
LIVERPOOL
Emergency Duty Team: 0151-233 3800 (24 hours)
0151-225 2500 (Minicom)
0151-225 2324 (Minicom)
WIRRAL
Emergency Duty Team: 0151-652 4991 (24 hours)
0151-606 2573 (Minicom)
SEFTON
Emergency Duty Team: 0151-920 8234 (24 hours)
Information
- Emergency Planning Information
Liverpool City Council have created a booklet of information for what you should do in an emergency situation, such as a power cut or if your car breaks down.
This information will shortly be available in BSL, but for now click the link.
- First Aid Information
The British Red Cross has produced some videos in BSL about how to help people in different situations.
To view the list of videos click here.
- Swine Flu information in BSL
To find out more about swine flu in BSL and English, click here
- Wirral PCT and MSDP working in partnership to improve the health of Wirral Deaf community
For more information, click here
- MSDP Newsletter
MSDP has a new newsletter now available to download. It has information and news about events and services for Winter 2010/11.
- Highway Code now in BSL
This is the official DVD from the Driving Standards Agency (DSA), to help drivers to learn the highway code.
For more information visit the DSA or Golden Deaf Hands websites.
- Training and Development Newsletter!!
The August newsletter of MSDP's Training and Development department is now available. Click here to view their page and newsletter.

