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Ingeus becomes the first to partner with Everway (formerly Texthelp) to provide Read&Write for customers

Ingeus is pleased to announce a partnership with Everway (formerly Texthelp), launching Read&Write for Work employees and customers. 

This innovative software is designed to enhance the reading and writing experience for all users, particularly benefiting those with neurodiversity, such as Dyslexia and ADHD. 

Read&Write makes digital text easier to understand, empowering users to thrive in their own unique ways. With its comprehensive features, Read&Write allows people to choose how they understand information, communicate comfortably, and complete tasks with greater confidence.

Ingeus is also the first company to partner with Everway to offer the tools directly to their customers.

Fiona Monahan, Ingeus Chief Executive, said, “Implementing Everway's Read&Write for Work is a transformative step forward in how we are able to support our people.  As the first company to partner with Everway to share Read&Write directly with customers, we are leading the way in enhancing inclusivity and support for neurodiversity. The people we support come from all walks of life and Read&Write will enhance their experience with tools designed to empower choice, inspire confidence, and unlock potential. 

This partnership underscores our commitment to fostering an inclusive and accessible environment where everyone can thrive."

The introduction of Read&Write is part of Ingeus' ongoing commitment to ensure a supportive culture that values diversity and inclusion. By equipping people with the tools they need to succeed, Ingeus aims to ensure that everyone can be the best that they can be.

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