Health Charities That specialise in Hearing loss

TheFDF provides a range of services and activities, which includes impartial, confidential, information, advice, advocacy, guidance, comfort, support and practical help to all people who have a physical and / or sensory impairment, Our aim is to overcome all social welfare and social inclusion barriers and enable everyone, as far as possible, to live an equal, inclusive and independent life.

Summer & Half term activitiesYouth clubs (ages 5-10 years and 11-19 years) Residential Weekends18-25 group

We run a holiday play scheme for Deaf children, a Youth Leadership project and a weekly football club.

WDDA aims to offer a range of services, not provided by other organisations, to ensure that deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people enjoy equal access, opportunity and have the same independence as hearing people.

To support work with profoundly deaf people

Supporting the Holy Land Institute for the Deaf.

To relieve the needs of Deaf, hard of hearing & deafened people by championing, promoting Deaf culture & positive Deaf lifestyle through the provision of activities that enrich Deaf people?s lives & overall wellbeing This will include but is not restricted to provision of information, advocacy, education, training and engagement with Arts. As such all activities determined by the Trustees

To promote, for the benefit of the deaf and hearing impaired persons

Pastoral and spiritual care of deaf and hard of hearing people in Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. Runs a volunteer befriending scheme.

Research into Deaf issues.

Event organising and fundraising events to produce education programs for the Deaf/Blind & SEN Community. The Charity also Supports Humanitarian Aid Programs around the world, providing food items and Clothes for the destitute and needy.

A youth club twice a month in term time.Holiday Activities including a playschemeHome Communication Clubs teaching signing in the family homeA pre-school group once a month for toddlers and parentsLife skills programmesWebsite and magazine

Registered charities only for Blind and Deaf

Supporting and offering guidance to people with hearing impairment in the community.Deaf Social Club, Deaf Blind Group, Hard of Hearing , Hand in Hand Club meet monthly, B.S.L & Lip Reading classes take place weekly. A monthly drop in Hearing Aid Clinic is also held.Social events include coffee mornings,lunches, garden party & bar-b-que, Hearing dogs for the deaf & Deaf youth club alsomeet.

We are a charity supporting people living on the Yorkshire Coast who are visually and/or hearing impaired.We have events where members can meet fellow members, make new friends and enjoy a range of activities.We also educate the public about visual and hearing impairment.Please visit our website and social media to find out more about who we are and what we do.

Sign and Share Club hold meetings across Pembrokeshire where Deaf, deaf, hard of hearing, deafened, and deaf-blind people can meet and enjoy social activities in order to reduce isolation and loneliness. The club also has a hearing aid repair service which is offered at these meetings and, where appropriate, through home visits. We also work with businesses to improve access for d/Deaf people.

The task of the Northumbria Deaf Mission is to be the primary instrument of the Church of England in the Diocese of Durham and Newcastle in meeting the spiritual needs and pastoral care of deaf and hard of hearing people.

To relieve the needs of young persons residents in Middlesbrough and the surrounding area by the provision of facilities for recreation and sport for individuals in particular, but not exclusively, those aged 8-19 years of age who have learning disabilites and those with physical and/or sensory impairment.

Deafroots' mission is to undertake research and actions to address the inequalities faced by Deaf and Hard of Hearing people. Based in the London Borough of Newham, Deafroots is a registered Charity that was established in 2000 to support Deaf and hard of hearing people in UK and abroad, with a focus on Black, Asian and Minority ethnic (BAME) community.

Help all Deaf people to socialise and be active e.g. outings, book clubs etc and generally help deaf people to understand their disability.

Training for those using BSL in Christian settings: workshops, professional training days, residential events, ministry training.Advice to individuals and organisationsProvision of interpreting teams to major Christian events and monitoring and supervision of such teamspublications and help sheetsprovision of Website to enable on-line support, advice and resources

£23,280.00 St Michael School Kilolo, Tanzania: Sponsorship of 41 students : 40 DTCF, 1 St Michaels Church Chester Square, London. £2,595.00 Mvumi School, Tanzania: 3 students A level course fees.£1,000 Iringa School for the Deaf, Tanzania: towards salaries of ancillary staff.£1,000 to RAP-CD School, Kasese, Uganda: towards septic tank system.

The charity manages through Redmayne Bentley, stockbrokers, a fund of approximately half a million pounds the income from which is devoted to making grants in accordance with the trust deed. The charitable aims are to help persons, young and older who suffer from physical, mental or sensory disabilities to derive satisfaction, success and physical, mental and morale improvement through participati

-Level 1 Sign Language course -Introduction to Sign Language-Social Club (Friday evenings)-Themed parties, speakers, bingo, family events-CPD Workshops

To promote the mental, moral and physical welfare of the deaf and dumb.