This program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education training grant (# H325K190046) entitled “Project Deaf Education: Meeting Student Needs through Education, Speech, and Audiology” which addresses the high intensity needs of children and youth with hearing loss. All students must have teacher certification to be eligible for this program of study.

If you are a parent/caregiver of a child who is deaf/hard-of-hearing, please complete this quick survey about which information you feel is most important to receive at diagnosis.  Thanks!  

Vanderbilt University’s Department of Special Education has an exciting new research project focused on making worship more accessible to people with disabilities. They are looking for individuals with disabilities who are willing to share their experiences in their churches and their thoughts on how worship can be approached in more inclusive ways. Their study invitation is below.

The Parent Advocacy app is for families of children who are deaf and hard of hearing.

Achieving a Better Life Experience. Helping Tennesseans with disabilities maintain independence and quality of life. Administered by the TN Dept. of Treasury, ABLE TN is a savings program designed to help Tennesseans with disabilities set aside money to pay for future qualified expenses.

If you know  a deaf inmate in Tennessee prison who is having communication problems, please contact DRT by phone at 1-800-342-1660 or by email at GetHelp@Disability RightsTN.org.