Health Charities That specialise in Hearing loss

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.

Music and the encouragement of young musicians is a key activity. Other grants in the England and Northern Ireland are mainly to medical causes with an emphasis on research and medical conditions affecting older people the care of people suffering from cancer including support for hospices and disability particularly deafness. In South Africa grants are given in areas of perceived need.

Provides a place to socialise , exchange information and integrate within the Deaf Community and learn British Sign Language . Groups - Chess , Snooker , Church , OAP , Social Club and Golf Society and Indoors Game are available for members to join .

Norfolk Deaf Children's Society supports deaf children and their families throughout Norfolk. This is done primarily through regular newsletters, meetings, events, activities and trips, and through its equipment fund.

A Deaf Centre for Deaf/Hard of Hearing adults and children and their families. We support all deaf/hard of hearing. The Centre offers regular social evenings and events, BSL classes, Advice and Drop in Sessions, Youth Group, Children's Club, Deaf Church Group. We are the only Centre for the deaf/hard of hearing in Cornwall.

The Society provides grants and equipment to the County Service for Hearing Impaired Children, schools, hospitals and individuals; we also organise outings and events for the children and their families. Additionally it provides an information service for parents to enable them to make the best choices for their children.For more info visit our website - www.dorsetdcs.co.uk

Providing networking/support/social events for hearing impaired children and their children in the South Staffordshire region. Providing equipment to support children with their learning and engagement with the wider society. Supporting the local education Support Service for hearing impaired pupils who provide parent and pupil support events.

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.

PROVIDE EVENTS TO HELP AND GIVE ADVISE TO PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH HEARING LOSS. ARRANGE DAYS OUT AND ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN. PROVIDE FUNDING FOR A PLAYGROUP FOR THE CHILDREN TO ATTEND EVERY FORTNIGHT.

We run a children's club meeting 6 -7 times a year for hearing impaired children (age 0 - 18) and their families. We run family activity days and trips. We are entirely self funded. We are associated with the National Deaf Children's Society.

TO PERFORM THE WORKS OF GILBERT AND SULLIVAN IN LOCAL THEATRES FOR THE ENJOYMENT AND EDUCATION OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. THE SOCIETY NOW HAS PERFORMANCES 'SIGNED' FOR THE BENIFIT OF THE 'DEAF'. THE SOCIETY IS OPEN TO ALL, THE CURRENT AGE RANGE IS FROM 17 YEARS TO 80 YEARS. DISABILITY IS NO PROBLEM, THE LAST PERFORMANCE HAD ONE 'ON STAGE' IN A WHEELCHAIR'. THE NEXT PERFORMANCE HAS ONE ACTOR WITH M.S.

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

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.

To raise funds, invite and receive contributions inorder to provide and assist in the provision for equipments and facilities especially for the deaf and hearing-impaired children not normally provided by the Local Authority.

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

We are affiliated to the National Deaf Childrens Society and our aim is to support and advise families in all aspects of hearing impairment from birth to young adulthood. Our role covers the social, welfare, education, medical and technological aspects of deafness in children. We organise events and outings to bring families together to encourage friendship and support.

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

Our aim is to support deaf children, their families and those actively involved in the welfare of children with all ranges of hearing loss. We will ensure children are supported in their home environment and in their social interactions.We will organise regular events that are inclusive for children with hearing loss to maintain friendships and provide families with a peer group.

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

UK Council on Deafness is the national infrastructure organisation for voluntary, charitable ,and professional organisations working with deaf people

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

Fundraising activities to meet demands led charitable projects in Eritrea have been our priority. Currently the two main projects are i) in support of children and schools for the visually and hearing impaired, and ii) in support of education of students through the provision of suitable electronic devices.

An Association of Deaf and Hearing People who support each other and promote services for Deaf People within the community. The CDA recognises the rights and needs of Deaf people. We believe and acknowledge that Deaf People are a cultural and linguistic (Sign Language users) minority group.

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

South Tyneside Deaf Centre regular meet every 2 week on a Friday & every Monday at South Tyneside Deaf Club, 8 Charlotte Terrace, south Shields, Tyne & Wear, NE33 4NU. We meet regular to discuss the well being of the members through health and education that will benefit us also we do recreation for the well being of our members in the area of Tyne & Wear