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• Don't miss a parcel delivery

  the Evri app and website to add a safe place or preferred neighbour for your deliveries - it will take 24 hours for your settings to be saved.  If you use a screen reader, you won’t be able to use

• Check how you’ve been discriminated against

  technology - for example, ear defenders, standing desks or screen readers your need for regular rest breaks or toilet breaks The person or organisation might be able to legally justify treating you

• Using your smart meter’s in-home display

  tried doing things to help you feel less anxious but you’re still struggling, you can either: not set a budget switch off the display Your smart reader will still tell your supplier how much energy

• If you've been refused reasonable adjustments

  you equipment or help - for example if you need induction loops for your hearing aid, a screen reader or support to fill in a form What makes a change ‘reasonable’ depends on your specific situation

• Check if you’re protected from disability discrimination

  , treatment or assistive technology. Treatment includes things like physiotherapy and counselling. Assistive technology includes things like wheelchairs, hearing aids and screen readers. If your impairment

• Discrimination because of sexual orientation

  heterosexual customers. For example, a lesbian and gay bookshop doesn't have to stock books aimed at heterosexual readers, but can't turn away heterosexual customers who want to buy its books. If you're

• Asking your employer for changes to help you if you’re disabled

  in an accessible format - such as Braille or using screen-reader software. Example Lee is deaf. He asks his employer for a sign language interpreter so that he can take part in an important meeting