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Kernow and Cornish Deaf People Group
Deaf club with events throughout the year, from BBQ to first aid courses.
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http://www.kernowdeaf.co.uk/ - Details

Sign Dance Collective (SDC) 3.5
SDC founded in 2001 by David Bower and Isolte Avila, Signdance Collective develops original performances using signdance, the unique visual language they created over twenty years ago. In consistently innovative ways, SDC accesses both deaf and hearing audiences to ground breaking new dance theatre performances, through a blend of signdance, signdance improvisation, signsculpt, film, live music interpretation and new composition. SDC is committed to artistic collaboration, research and education with an inclusive collective of physically disabled, D/deaf, and non-disabled artists, all of whom are highly respected in their own fields.
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http://www.signdancecollective.co.uk/ - Details

BSL Bible translation project 4.0
The BSL Bible Translation Project has been set up to translate the whole Christian Bible into British Sign Language. Teams of bilingual Deaf and hearing people, alongside Bible experts, have begun to translate parts of the Bible. The translation will be checked at every stage to ensure it is consistent with the language of the original texts and we hope it will become an accurate, well-used resource for all BSL users.
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http://www.bslbible.org.uk/ - Details

Red Cross - Signed first aid videos 5.0
Everyone can be a life-saver. This series of signed videos demonstrates how to react to emergency situations and treat a wide range of injuries.
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http://www.redcross.org.uk/95148 - Details

British Deaf Association (Sign Community)
BDA is the largest Deaf organisation in the UK that is run by Deaf people. We represent the Sign Language community, which is united by shared experiences, history and, most importantly, by British Sign Language (BSL).
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http://www.signcommunity.org.uk/ - Details

Association of Sign Language Interpreters
ASLI is the professional association and support network for Sign Language interpreters in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Our membership includes those who work as interpreters and Deaf and hearing people who support our aims.
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http://www.asli.org.uk/ - Details

British Academy of Audiology
BAA has now been formed from the merged British Association of Audiological Scientist (BAAS) and the British Association of Audiologists (BAAT) and the British Society of Hearing Therapists (BSHT) to become the largest UK Audiology organisation representing the views of Audiologists.
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http://www.baaudiology.org/ - Details

Association of Teachers of Lipreading to Adults (ATLA)
ATLA is the professional association for teachers of lipreading to adults who have become deaf, or hard of hearing.
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http://www.lipreading.org.uk/ - Details

Signs of God 4.0
Members of Signs of God are committed to using their skills to encourage people to develop and improve their use of British Sign Language in Christian settings.
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http://www.signsofgod.org.uk/ - Details

Hi Kent
A charity that works with the deaf and hard-of-hearing community throughout Kent, is opening another of its free aftercare clinics for hearing aid users at the Queen Mother Court, Borstal Road in Rochester
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http://www.hikent.org.uk/ - Details

Deaf Action 2.0
Formerly known as the Edinburgh & East of Scotland Deaf Society, is a long established (since 1835) voluntary organisation and registered charity providing a range of services to deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing people, their families and carers.
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http://www.deafaction.org/ - Details

BSL QED
This website provides a curriculum guide and resources for the study of BSL at HE level. There are two routes, one for BSL lecturers and the other for students, please select the route that applies to you and you'll be able to access all the information pertinent to your course and studies.
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http://www.bslqed.com/ - Details

British Association of Teachers of the Deaf
BATOD deals with all professional aspects of the education of deaf children and their teachers.
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http://www.batod.org.uk/ - Details

Dulwich Picture Gallery - Bi-Montly BSL/SSE Gallery Tours
Learn more about the treasures of the Collection at Dulwich though a new series of BSL/SSE tours led by our deaf guides. Free for D/deaf and disabled people.
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http://www.dulwichpicturegallery.org.uk/ - Details

Bromley Chain
Bromley Chain is a charity set up by parents of deaf children in Bromley and is run by both deaf and hearing members working together to support Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing people living in Bromley.
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http://www.bromleychain.org.uk/ - Details

National Deaf Children Society challenges 4.5
Charity Challenge Events including bike events, bike treks, marathons, charity treks for Deaf Children.
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http://www.ndcschallenges.org.uk/ - Details

British Deaf History Society 3.3
The British Deaf History Society aims are to encourage the study of and foster an interest in Deaf History, to encourage the preservation of records and material related to the Deaf and of historical value and to produce publications in connection with Deaf History.
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http://www.bdhs.org.uk/ - Details

Sign Project
The project was initiated in 1984 by Beverley School For The Deaf to meet the urgent need for visual reference material for all those wishing to learn British Sign Language.
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http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/signproject/ - Details

Manchester Deaf Centre 1.0
Manchester Deaf Centre is run by a deaf-led board of trustees including deaf, hearing, deafened and hard of hearing members. The centre is a place for D/deaf, deaf-blind and hard of hearing people to meet and socialise. The centre runs an agency, Communication Support Service (CSS), which provides Sign Language Interpreters. There are also Linkworkers based at the centre to give advice and support on access to services
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http://www.manchesterdeafcentre.com/ - Details

British Deaf Football 3.0
GB has a very rich football history spanning back to 1924 where they participated in the First International Games in Paris 1924. Although they lost 2-0 to the French hosts, they captured gold at the second attempt in Amsterdam 1928. It is interesting to note that one footballer who was injured, insisted on taking part in an athletics race that he hobbled around the track in last place!
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http://www.britishdeaffootball.com/ - Details