Resources

Provides interpreted vacations including Ocean Cruises, River Cruises, Escorted Tours, and Adventure Trips

Full-Service Travel Agency for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Worldwide Hearing, too!

We’ll Do the Booking—You Do the Traveling

Our community-focused agency provides programs, advocacy, education, and community events for the Deaf, DeafBlind, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened communities.

Advocacy, Resources & Education Services

Deaf Interpreter Institute! DIInstitute.org is a learning, sharing, and networking site for Deaf Interpreters (DI), interpreters who work with Deaf Interpreters, DI educators and mentors, interpreting education program faculty and administrators, and people who use the services of DIs.

We specialized in deaf travel, deaf group cruises, vacations, escorted tours, and more.

Deaf Land & Sea Travel, founded by Gina Davis, offers customized travel planning, including group trips, cruises, and other travel packages designed to meet the unique needs of Deaf and Hard of Hearing travelers. 

DEAF LIFE is a monthly magazine that gives visibility to the Deaf Community, provides a forum for Deaf views, and enlightenment to hearing readers.  

Published July 1988 - February 2020.

The Deaf Mental Health Hub is a digital platform that connects the Deaf community with culturally competent ASL-fluent providers.

Dr. Makoto Ikegami is a skilled psychotherapist specializing in culturally sensitive care for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. He uses cognitive-behavioral and psychodynamic approaches to provide clients with support and guidance to live more fulfilling lives.

Deaf Off Drugs and Alcohol (DODA) provides guidance on how to lead a Deaf AA or NA meeting.

If you need help joining a 12 step AA or NA meeting contact them at the email address provided. 

Deaf Pathway Global (also known as Deafway Global) is a Nashville-area non‑profit (based in Brentwood, Tennessee) dedicated to bringing Scripture to Deaf communities around the world through Deaf‑driven, visual Bible translations.

The Deaf Queer Resource Center (DQRC) is a national nonprofit that works to support, inform, empower

Community Support Program

Deaf Seniors of America, Inc. (DSA) is a nonprofit organization that serves as an advocate for Deaf seniors by providing information and educational programs designed to enhance their physical, economic and social well-being and promote the common interests of Deaf seniors.

A company founded by someone who learned to sign before she learned to speak.
Diana Kautzky is the founder, owner, and President of Deaf Services Unlimited. She has built the company around compassion, tenacity, and the desire to serve others.

Deaf Soul Yoga is an online yoga studio designed for real Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing people—whether you are a busy parent in need of a quick morning boost or a hardworking employee ready to relax before sleep.

Deaf Spotlight started from a committee’s desire to set up a Deaf Film Festival in Seattle, WA where people can come together to celebrate Deaf arts and embrace Deaf culture and ASL. Donations, ticketing sales and grants help supporting the ongoing programming.

By focusing on the needs and preference of the U.S. Deaf community, Deaftax has streamlined the delivery of tax preparation services to be as simple as possible with accessible communication in ASL with a trained tax professional.

Deaf Unity seeks to provide advocacy, peer counseling, and support to Deaf/Hard of Hearing individuals whose lives and relationships have been impacted by unhealthy or dangerous relationships. Advocates are available Monday-Friday from 9AM to 5PM.

Offers Group Land Tours, Group Cruises with ASL interpreters.  Also offers Travel Interpreting Workshops with RID CMP credits.

The DWC's HerStory began in the fall of 2005 when Leticia Arellano, Thuan Nguyen-Lakrik, Francisca Rangel, and Laurene Simms gathered at a lunch meeting at Gallaudet University. They expressed and shared their concerns about the apparent lack of support and unity among Deaf women of color.

Deaf Women United aspires to be a significant contributor to the community of Deaf women from all walks of life and this is accomplished by recognizing, valuing, and embracing their additional identities. You can take a part in accomplishing the goal of empowering Deaf women with us.

DEAF, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded by deaf individuals. DEAF, Inc. provides high-quality interpreting services at low cost in an effort to bridge the communication gap between the Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind and Hearing society.

A listing of Deaf-Blind Resources in the state of Utah.

DHCC accomplishes our mission through communication access services, education and advocacy. We advocate for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals to help them gain communication access to services, businesses, educational institutions and their own places of employment.