A print disability is a difficulty or inability to read printed material where someone is unable to see, read, manipulate or comprehend the text.  This can include:

• A learning disability, such as dyslexia;
• A brain injury or cognitive impairment such as head trauma or stroke;
• A vision impairment or blindness;
• A physical dexterity problem such as multiple sclerosis (MS), Motor Neurone Disease (MND), Parkinson's disease, arthritis, paralysis or terminal illness.