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Walsall Deaf People's Centre (WDPC)
We provide social and sporting activities, senior citizens and family groups, advice and guidance, communication support, mentoring and other personal assistance. We participate in local forums in co-operation with other disability organisations. We fund our activities through he teaching of innovative British Sign Language and Deaf Awareness programmes as a member of Walsall Community College.
Benefits and Works (BW)
BW website was launched, in his spare time, in 2002 by Welfare Rights Worker Steve Donnison. It has rapidly grown into one of the UK\'s major providers of information about incapacity and disability benefits and is now Steve\'s full-time occupation.
North Notts Deaf Society
The Society covers the northern part of Nottinghamshire and is the focal point of activities for deaf and hard of hearing people. The aims of the Society are to promote and serve the needs of deaf and hard of hearing people and to actively campaign on their behalf.
Walthamstow Deaf Club
Walthamstow Deaf Club exists to promote the British Sign Language within the local community of East London, and beyond. Our aim for this club is to ease access of communication and information for our deaf members and broaden deaf culture awareness amongst our hearing British Sign Language users members.
Deaf Action
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.
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.
Durham Deafened Support
Durham Deafened Support was established in 1998 to promote the relief, integration, rehabilitation, welfare and education of people who have become isolated because of hearing loss, enabling them to cope with their disability through advocacy, support, education, information and other ways of helping them to understand and meet their communication needs.
Cambridgeshire Deaf Association
Deaf club which provides advocate support, British Sign Language classes and various projects to the Cambridge community.
BID Services with Deaf People
BID provides a range of specialist support and advice to not only the Deaf community but people and organisations regarding Deaf issues. We have developed a reputation for providing innovative, high quality services to meet the needs of the community that we serve.
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.
Deaf gamers
At Deaf Gamers the way we review the software is a little different as it's from a deaf persons perspective.
Disability Benefits
Our aim is to carry as much information as possible to help people with disabilities, their carers and families, by providing details of the benefits available to them from the DSS, the Benefits Agency, & War Pensions, to businesses that cater for the disabled such as Holiday tour operators, hotels, restaurants, equipment and service providers etc. In addition there are many Charities and Organisations that can be of assistance to people that are disabled, who may possibly be able to help in so many different ways.
DELTA - Deaf Education Listening and Talking.
DELTA is a national charity supporting deaf children, their families and practitioners who wish to follow an auditory oral route.
Telecommunications Action Group (TAG)
TAG was established in 1986 as a consortium of national organisations for and of deaf people to speak with one voice in discussions with the telecoms industry. TAG has assisted in campaigns for telecoms rebates for deaf people, and for Typetalk, the national relay service which enables deaf and hearing people to talk to each other.
DEAF Lincs
DEAF Lincs is a registered charity run by a Board of Trustees and managed by professionals who provide support and advice to all deaf people to allow them to lead independent lives. We try to ensure there is access to all relevant information and services for all deaf people about anything concerning hearing loss.
Deaf Clicks
We are a Hearing company that tries to recognise and understand the problems that Deaf and Hard of Hearing people encounter when dealing with businesses, service contractors and members of the professions.
Circular Sound
This is an English website based in Romsey, in the County of Hampshire, England. Due to problems encountered during the time of the author's worsening hearing and now with no hearing at all, she felt it time to set up a website which might be of interest or help to others who find themselves in the same situation.
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
Liberty
Liberty is one of the UK's oldest human rights and civil liberties organisations. Since 1934, we have been working to protect civil liberties and promote human rights.
Bristol (BSL) British Sign Language Forum
BSL Forum continues to meet every other month outside the council in the evenings to discuss the BSL Charter to make sure the Council meets the charter's requirement.
We provide social and sporting activities, senior citizens and family groups, advice and guidance, communication support, mentoring and other personal assistance. We participate in local forums in co-operation with other disability organisations. We fund our activities through he teaching of innovative British Sign Language and Deaf Awareness programmes as a member of Walsall Community College.
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Benefits and Works (BW)
BW website was launched, in his spare time, in 2002 by Welfare Rights Worker Steve Donnison. It has rapidly grown into one of the UK\'s major providers of information about incapacity and disability benefits and is now Steve\'s full-time occupation.
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North Notts Deaf Society
The Society covers the northern part of Nottinghamshire and is the focal point of activities for deaf and hard of hearing people. The aims of the Society are to promote and serve the needs of deaf and hard of hearing people and to actively campaign on their behalf.
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Walthamstow Deaf Club
Walthamstow Deaf Club exists to promote the British Sign Language within the local community of East London, and beyond. Our aim for this club is to ease access of communication and information for our deaf members and broaden deaf culture awareness amongst our hearing British Sign Language users members.
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Deaf Action
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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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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Durham Deafened Support
Durham Deafened Support was established in 1998 to promote the relief, integration, rehabilitation, welfare and education of people who have become isolated because of hearing loss, enabling them to cope with their disability through advocacy, support, education, information and other ways of helping them to understand and meet their communication needs.
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Cambridgeshire Deaf Association
Deaf club which provides advocate support, British Sign Language classes and various projects to the Cambridge community.
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http://www.cambsdeaf.org/ -
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BID Services with Deaf People
BID provides a range of specialist support and advice to not only the Deaf community but people and organisations regarding Deaf issues. We have developed a reputation for providing innovative, high quality services to meet the needs of the community that we serve.
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http://www.bid.org.uk/ -
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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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Deaf gamers
At Deaf Gamers the way we review the software is a little different as it's from a deaf persons perspective.
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http://www.deafgamers.com/ -
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Disability Benefits
Our aim is to carry as much information as possible to help people with disabilities, their carers and families, by providing details of the benefits available to them from the DSS, the Benefits Agency, & War Pensions, to businesses that cater for the disabled such as Holiday tour operators, hotels, restaurants, equipment and service providers etc. In addition there are many Charities and Organisations that can be of assistance to people that are disabled, who may possibly be able to help in so many different ways.
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http://www.disabilitybenefits.co.uk/ -
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DELTA - Deaf Education Listening and Talking.
DELTA is a national charity supporting deaf children, their families and practitioners who wish to follow an auditory oral route.
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http://www.deafeducation.org.uk -
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Telecommunications Action Group (TAG)
TAG was established in 1986 as a consortium of national organisations for and of deaf people to speak with one voice in discussions with the telecoms industry. TAG has assisted in campaigns for telecoms rebates for deaf people, and for Typetalk, the national relay service which enables deaf and hearing people to talk to each other.
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http://www.tagcomm.org.uk/ -
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DEAF Lincs
DEAF Lincs is a registered charity run by a Board of Trustees and managed by professionals who provide support and advice to all deaf people to allow them to lead independent lives. We try to ensure there is access to all relevant information and services for all deaf people about anything concerning hearing loss.
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http://www.deaflincs.co.uk/ -
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Deaf Clicks
We are a Hearing company that tries to recognise and understand the problems that Deaf and Hard of Hearing people encounter when dealing with businesses, service contractors and members of the professions.
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http://www.deafclicks.com/ -
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Circular Sound
This is an English website based in Romsey, in the County of Hampshire, England. Due to problems encountered during the time of the author's worsening hearing and now with no hearing at all, she felt it time to set up a website which might be of interest or help to others who find themselves in the same situation.
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http://www.circularsound.co.uk/ -
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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/ -
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Liberty
Liberty is one of the UK's oldest human rights and civil liberties organisations. Since 1934, we have been working to protect civil liberties and promote human rights.
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http://www.liberty-human-rights.org.uk/ -
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Bristol (BSL) British Sign Language Forum
BSL Forum continues to meet every other month outside the council in the evenings to discuss the BSL Charter to make sure the Council meets the charter's requirement.
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http://www.bslforum.blogspot.com/ -
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