Jack Churchill is the CEO and co-founder of the assistive technology supplier, Scanning Pens. Jack and his university friend Toby Sutton started Scanning Pens company back in 2003.Jack wants to make sure both adults and children across the world within the neurodivergent community have the necessary tools to read confidently.They are committed to finding new ways to help those with neurodiversity work and learn with confidence.He is also the chair of the Global Special Interest group for the British Assistive Technology Association or the BATA.This podcast was funded by the National Lottery Community fund and EPIC Projects or Ecumenical Project for International Cooperation EPIC is a USA-based, non-profit organization. EPIC creates bonds among caring people devoted to solving global challenges of poverty, food insecurity, environmental degradation, human rights, and making peace. Go to their website epicprojects.orgHead to www.epicprojects.org to learn about the valuable work they do in South America supporting community education, human rights, promoting peace and ecological farming. www.dyslexiafoundation.co.uk

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