Jewish News launches audio edition for visually impaired
We have teamed up with Jewish Care Interact's KC Shasha Centre for Talking News and Books to deliver an audio edition of the paper
If you aren’t able to read the Jewish News you can now listen to it, thanks to a new weekly audio recording for the visually impaired, courtesy of Jewish Care Interact.
The charity’s KC Shasha Centre for Talking News and Books has launched an audio edition of the paper, which will be available every week.
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