Health Charities That specialise in Hearing loss

We provide dinghy sailing for people with every sort of disability including learning difficulties, MS, stroke, deafness, blindness. Our aim is to never turn anyone away.

We are a charity bringing the highest quality of classical and modern music to deaf people. We collaborate and innovate.

Support deaf children including those with additional needs and their families across Kent, providing a social network, fun activities for all and also educational opportunities for our members.Promotion of deaf issues that affect our members and raising deaf awareness across the county, so that our children can grow in a deaf aware environment, accessable to all including young deaf people.

Empowering deaf people of all ages to lead fulfilling lives through the use of innovative technologies

Social Centre for the Deaf Community of West Wales and surrounding area including youth activities

TO PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN FACILITIES AND OFFER SUPPORT PRIMARILY FOR THE DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING AND OTHER DISADVANTAGED MEMBERS OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY, AND OFFER PREMISES FOR OTHER LOCAL CLUBS, GROUPS AND ORGANISATIONS NEEDING FACILITIES FOR SOCIAL GATHERINGS ETC

Community centre for the deaf and hard of hearing in the Dorset area. The centre is also used for lip reading training, sign language courses. Presentations held by all unitaries authorities, local government and public services.

Providing an open Forum for all people who have a disability ,sensory impairment or learning difficulty. Represent the views of these people on Statutory Authorities,Council, local Hospitals and NHS Croydon relative to ther services. Organise sub groups related to transport,sensory impairment,education,housing,direct payments,crime etc and identify key issues/concerns.

BSL Celebration organises events that showcase and celebrate BSL with the public, including public BSL Fests that are open and free of charge to all, and other events that also show positive inclusive practices that enable deaf BSL signers and hearing non-signers to participate equally and fully in an event.

We support deaf children & their families living in Oxfordshire. We provide assistance for the deaf child & their families either directly or by providing social and entertainment initiatives.

Access Theatre is a company for adults with learning disabilities and a range of physical and sensory impairments. We meet weekly at Launceston Town Hall for drama and dance activities and regularly produce high-quality public performances . The members are supported by volunteers. We employ an experienced professional dance/theatre practitioner. New members are always welcome.

HearSay provides professional counselling to children, adolescents, adults and families affected by a range of impairing conditions such as mental illness, behavioural or emotional problems, arising from physical and/or sensory disabilities, or other disabilities, including Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). It is based in Maidstone, Kent.

A FOCAL CENTRE FOR MEMBERS OF THE DEAF COMMUNITY OF TAMESIDE, IMPROVE ACCESS TO INFORMATION, BETTER INTEGRATION WITH WIDER SOCIETY. A MEETING PLACE FOR SOCIAL AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES IN A SECURE AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT.

TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF HEARING CAPACITY AND THROUGH DEVELOPMENT OF NATURALLY ACQUIRED SPOKEN LANGUAGE;TO ADVANCE BY RESEARCH AND THE EDUCATION OF TEACHERS, PARENTS AND OTHERS INVOLVED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HEARING-IMPAIRED CHILDREN BY TRAINING AND TEACHING THEM VARIOUS TECHNIQUES INVOLVED IN THE AUDITORY ACQUISITION OF SPOKEN LANGUAGE; TO PROMOTE THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING OF HEARING-IMPAIRED

Talking Hands operates as an national Wales charity and deliver activities with Deaf children, young people & their families and Deaf families includes Signs and Rhymes toddlers group, play group and youth club up to 25 years of ages.This includes regional activities, programmes of sessional and projects activities across Wales and building our provision with Children, Youth and families.

"To help deaf people of all ages and degrees of hearing loss to access music and the performing arts through workshops, schools projects, concerts and signed theatre performances"

The relief of deafness and deaf people in Tanzania, including promoting their welfare education employment and social integration. We support a school for deaf children in Dar es Salaam.

Regional Bowls League and Competitions and also compete in Internationals and Home Nations Tournaments, fundraising activities to support players attending International and Home Nations Tournaments.

Provision of website for members use, outdoor activities and individual supported challenges and educational projects. Social events for the group. provision of grants for individual use in IT communications, education and personal development. Raising public awareness of deafness in children and public awareness through newsletter and public signing events.

THE OBJECTS OF THE CIO ARE THE RELIEF OF DEAF AND HARD OF HEARING PERSONS BY PROMOTING AND FACILITATING PARTICIPATION IN SPORT, SPECIFICALLY FUTSAL AND FUTSAL RELATED ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING PREPARATION FOR NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS.

RUNS A SCHOOL AND ACTIVITIES FOR HEARING IMPAIRED CHILDREN IN ISRAEL

general charitable purposes for persons with physical and sensory disabilities, learning difficulties of all ages and their families

SKT delivers projects for all including those with physical or sensory disabilities to- Educate and encourage the improvement of health, fitness physical well being and nutrition- Provide essential skills and awareness for the improvement and attainment of employment opportunities such as IT and soft skills- Encourage greater citizenship, participation in society and in group contexts.

The provision of grants to support research and development work in deafness, and the training of teachers of lipreading, training of lipspeakers, training in deaf awareness and communication tactics, and in providing support to deaf people and provision of the information website www.deafstrategies.org.