Health Charities That specialise in Hearing loss

1.TO PROVIDE A MEETING PLACE FOR DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE OF ALL AGES ON A NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS WHERE DEAF AND HEARING PEOPLE CAN COME TOGETHER.2.TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF DEAF AND HEARING IMPAIRED PEOPLE LIVING IN PLYMOUTH AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

Fund raising for children with hearing difficulties and support the local Sensory Inclusion Service with much needed equipment.

We help deaf children and their families by organising events they can attend. We provide support and information based on our own experiences with our deaf children. SDCS is free to join - events are held frequently for preschool, primary, junior and secondary aged children within Surrey. We support both oral/aural and BSL families. Our committee is composed of parents.

Calderdale Deaf Association aims to support and encourage Deaf people resident in the Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale and create an environment in which they are able to fully take part in the wider community. Members meet on a weekly basis in rented premises in Halifax town centre which is also used as a "drop-in" information centre.

SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH OF DEAF PEOPLE, INCLUDING HEALTHY EMOTIONAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF MENTAL ILLNESS AND OTHER DISORDERS. BSMHD FOCUSES ON THOSE WHOSE FIRST OR PREFERRED LANGUAGE IS SIGN LANGUAGE AND ADDITIONALLY IS INTERESTED IN THE MENTAL HEALTH OF ALL DEAF PEOPLE, WHATEVER THE AGE OF ONSET OR DEGREE OF DEAFNESS.

SPORTS ACTIVITIES MAINLY BOWLS,GOLF,FOOTBALL, OTHER INDIVIDUAL SPORTS

Funding two deaf Sign Language Instructors and two Sign Language Communication Support Worker to work in Government Primary Schools in Jinja District, facilitating deaf children's access to the curriculum and providing a deaf role model for them. Also providing bursaries for a small number of children from deprived backgrounds and teaching sign language and raising deaf awareness in the community.

ABSLTA develops, provides, and monitors, opportunities for Continuing Professional Development for Deaf BSL teachers. It engages in activities that will enhance the status of British Sign Language and its teaching. ABSLTA operates in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

A totally inclusive Theatre Company which specialises in Musical Theatre (encompassing: Acting, Singing, Movement, British Sign Language, Confidence, Self-Esteem and Wellbeing). We try to make a difference to those who need a difference in West Norfolk.

To advance the education of the hearing impaired children in Israel

Promoting the involvement of deaf and hard of hearing people in healthy recreation through rugby union in particular. Increasing awareness of the problems facing deaf and hard of hearing people in mainstream sport and how these may be resolved. Assisting children who are deaf and hard of hearing, and who may have other disabilities, to participate in sport and, particularly, tag rugby.

The main objectives of the Trust are: (a) to promote the education of deaf children who are resident in the City of Bristol or the neighbouring District, and (b) to benefit deaf persons by making provision for the education of adults and the technical training of persons over 16 years of age

To provide a place for the meeting of deaf, hard of hearing and hearing people to gather for social activities

PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR DISABLED PERSONS TO WORSHIP AND TO MEET WITH OTHERS FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES AND FELLOWSHIP.

Our aim is to eliminate the boundaries which Deaf, blind or Deaf blind people are faced with on a day to day basis; to try and raise awareness; create opportunities both social and career wise; and to destroy the pejorative image that is associated with the Deaf, blind and Deaf blind. We are attempting to enable these young individuals to enjoy and live the normal lives they are entitled to.

The charity is currently sponsoring children at two schools in Uganda, The Kavule Parents School for the Deaf and The Bukeka Childrens Centre.In the Financial year 2006/2007 a dormitory block was built and fitted out at Kavule and the school buildings completed and the compound fenced at Bukeka.

Relief of persons who are profoundly deaf, by research and the provision of electrical devices for surgical implantation

Support to deaf children and Teenager and their families who live in Derby and Derbyshire, including social activities, Sport, equipment and Transport.

The society provides support to deaf children and their families; organising an annual programme of social events, campaigning for deaf awareness, and providing essential information and support to member families in the Brighton, Hove and West Sussex area.

To empower the Deaf children of Tower Hamlets and their families. We believe Deaf children should be valued by society and given the same opportunities as any other child.We are a support network, who strives to support Deaf children, young people and their families. We offer help to parents who may feel isolated within the community

The advancement of education for deaf and hard of hearing children in Myanmar by carrying out visits to Schools in Yangon and Mandalay with a team of medical and educational specialists, involved in all aspects of improving the welfare of the children in relation to their hearing and educational needs.

To provide help and information to deaf children and their families

Gives support to people with disabilities and mobility difficulties of all kinds, including sensory impairments; provides disability advocacy and information to group members, people with disabilities, parents with young children, carers and the public in general sponsors or undertakes research offers guidance to local agencies and providers of services and public buildings on disability matters.

To advance the education of deaf children and adults in the Pacific islands by the provision of grants, training and equipment to the school.To advance christian religon

Advancement of the arts, in particular music, dance and drama, for people with disabilities and or sensory impairment with a view to relieve their needs, have fun and grow in confidence. This is achieved by a series of workshops where people with the above disabilities work with able bodied people under the guidance of trained tutors to create an original piece of theatre.