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Cornwall Deaf Centre
Website of Cornwall Deaf centre. Latest news on events and signed events.
Royal Association for Deaf people
RAD works with the Deaf community, Deaf clubs, Deaf individuals and the parents of Deaf children. Most of our work is in London, the East of England and the Southeast of England.
Deaf Hello!
Allows users to send messages, leave comments, browse photos, blogs, videos, polls and blog on members. Free sign up!
British Deaf Astronomical Association
Regular meetings and trips to observe the stars and skies.
Bournemouth Deaf Club
The Deaf Centre was originally a Baptist Church, which bought for the Deaf in the 1940's with funds donated by the Lockyer family. Hence the name Lockyer Hall. From the 1940's the Hall was used by the Deaf as a Social club and regular church services were held until the 1970's. During the 1970's and the 1980's the club deteriorated mainly because of the poor heating system but it continued to be used for occasional church services. During this period the premises became very derelict. In 1987 Mr. Keith Simmons began a three-year campaign to regain possession of the Lockyer Hall premises and successfully received the keys of the Hall in June 1990.
Cumbria Deaf Association (DeafVision)
DeafVision is the local voluntary organisation meeting the needs of some of the 60,000 people in Cumbria who are Deaf, deaf-blind, deafened or hard of hearing. We promote the place of deaf people in the community, supporting families and raising awareness of issues.
Cornwall Deaf Association
Based in Truro we were founded in 1932. Our aim is to Support, advocate and help meet the needs of Deaf and Hard of hearing Adults and Children in Cornwall and the Isle of Scilly. There are estimated 93,000 people in Cornwall with some degree of hearing loss from moderate to profoundly Deaf. There are also 300 British Sign language users in the County.
Torbay Deaf Social Club
Group of Deaf met at St. Edmunds Road, Plainmoor, Torquay on 8th September 1929 to form a Deaf Society, they also had a meeting held at Coronation Road, Newton Abbot who agreed to join the Torquay Group and combine Torquay, Paignton, Brixham, Newton Abbot and Dartmouth. To be called Torquay & District Deaf Society, they rented a room at the Ginger Café on 18th September 1929, opened most evenings from 8pm to 10pm in the summer, and in winter, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 6.30pm to 10pm. Sunday services was held fortnightly and rented other rooms until 1938.
Kiss Deaf
Deaf dating and social site
Kernow and Cornish Deaf People Group
Deaf club with events throughout the year, from BBQ to first aid courses.
Colchester United Deaf Football Club
Deaf football based in Colchester, have footbal teams for men, women and youth groups.
Manchester Deaf Centre
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
Leeds Society for Deaf and Blind People (LSDB)
LSDB has existed since 1866. Throughout its long history, the single objective has been to respond to the expressed needs and aspirations of deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, blind and partially sighted people. This has been achieved by the active participation of sensory-impaired people, both as members of committees at every level and as members of staff.
Worthing Deaf Social Club
Worthing Deaf Social Club was formed to to give the deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people in West Sussex a place to meet and socialise.
Sussex Deaf Association
Sussex Deaf Association was known as the Chichester Church Mission to the Deaf and Dumb to provide spiritual and social welfare for deaf people in Sussex and was founded 1912. In 1934 the Mission became The Sussex Diocesan Association for the Deaf and Dumb and an ordained priest with experience of working with Deaf people was appointed. Later on the word "Dumb" was removed from the title. When the laws changed the Association became registered as a charity in 1969. The headquarters and offices are based in Carlton Hill, Brighton. We also have a community services office in Hastings and an office in Worthing.
Website of Cornwall Deaf centre. Latest news on events and signed events.
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Royal Association for Deaf people
RAD works with the Deaf community, Deaf clubs, Deaf individuals and the parents of Deaf children. Most of our work is in London, the East of England and the Southeast of England.
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http://www.royaldeaf.org.uk/ -
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Deaf Hello!
Allows users to send messages, leave comments, browse photos, blogs, videos, polls and blog on members. Free sign up!
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British Deaf Astronomical Association
Regular meetings and trips to observe the stars and skies.
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Bournemouth Deaf Club
The Deaf Centre was originally a Baptist Church, which bought for the Deaf in the 1940's with funds donated by the Lockyer family. Hence the name Lockyer Hall. From the 1940's the Hall was used by the Deaf as a Social club and regular church services were held until the 1970's. During the 1970's and the 1980's the club deteriorated mainly because of the poor heating system but it continued to be used for occasional church services. During this period the premises became very derelict. In 1987 Mr. Keith Simmons began a three-year campaign to regain possession of the Lockyer Hall premises and successfully received the keys of the Hall in June 1990.
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Cumbria Deaf Association (DeafVision)
DeafVision is the local voluntary organisation meeting the needs of some of the 60,000 people in Cumbria who are Deaf, deaf-blind, deafened or hard of hearing. We promote the place of deaf people in the community, supporting families and raising awareness of issues.
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Cornwall Deaf Association
Based in Truro we were founded in 1932. Our aim is to Support, advocate and help meet the needs of Deaf and Hard of hearing Adults and Children in Cornwall and the Isle of Scilly. There are estimated 93,000 people in Cornwall with some degree of hearing loss from moderate to profoundly Deaf. There are also 300 British Sign language users in the County.
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http://www.cornwalldeafassoc.co.uk/ -
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Torbay Deaf Social Club
Group of Deaf met at St. Edmunds Road, Plainmoor, Torquay on 8th September 1929 to form a Deaf Society, they also had a meeting held at Coronation Road, Newton Abbot who agreed to join the Torquay Group and combine Torquay, Paignton, Brixham, Newton Abbot and Dartmouth. To be called Torquay & District Deaf Society, they rented a room at the Ginger Café on 18th September 1929, opened most evenings from 8pm to 10pm in the summer, and in winter, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 6.30pm to 10pm. Sunday services was held fortnightly and rented other rooms until 1938.
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Kiss Deaf
Deaf dating and social site
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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/ -
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Colchester United Deaf Football Club
Deaf football based in Colchester, have footbal teams for men, women and youth groups.
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Manchester Deaf Centre
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/ -
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Leeds Society for Deaf and Blind People (LSDB)
LSDB has existed since 1866. Throughout its long history, the single objective has been to respond to the expressed needs and aspirations of deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, blind and partially sighted people. This has been achieved by the active participation of sensory-impaired people, both as members of committees at every level and as members of staff.
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Worthing Deaf Social Club
Worthing Deaf Social Club was formed to to give the deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people in West Sussex a place to meet and socialise.
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Sussex Deaf Association
Sussex Deaf Association was known as the Chichester Church Mission to the Deaf and Dumb to provide spiritual and social welfare for deaf people in Sussex and was founded 1912. In 1934 the Mission became The Sussex Diocesan Association for the Deaf and Dumb and an ordained priest with experience of working with Deaf people was appointed. Later on the word "Dumb" was removed from the title. When the laws changed the Association became registered as a charity in 1969. The headquarters and offices are based in Carlton Hill, Brighton. We also have a community services office in Hastings and an office in Worthing.
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http://www.sussexdeaf.co.uk/ -
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