Resources

VISION
That Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students in the State of Oklahoma have the same opportunities as all children to be successful in a barrier-free environment.

A clubhouse for Deaf/Hard of Hearing individuals to rent, gather, and socialize. Purchase a membership on the website or sign up for OCD's newsletter to be notified of events and speakers hosted at the clubhouse.

* Video Phone available on Friday or Saturdays after 6:30pm

The FIRST and ONLY art gallery in the world solely focusing on De'VIA and Chuck Baird. 

The American School for the Deaf is opeing the first online education platform designed specifically for deaf and hard of hearing students everywhere. It is a specialized education designed for them. For some that may mean the Online Acadmey may be their main source of education.

Discover the power of care, compassion and customized hearing services.

OPTION creates connections, resources, and insights that equip LSL leaders to confidently lead the communities they serve.

Oregon Adaptive Sports provides life-changing outdoor recreation experiences to individuals with disabilities. Participants gain confidence, build self-esteem and strive for independence leading to an enhanced quality of life.

The Oregon Association of the Deaf exists to protect and promote the civil rights of the deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, and deaf plus. We seek to promote American Sign Language (ASL) as our cherished language and cultural heritage. - (OAD1921.org)

Oregon Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services (ODHHS) is a resource for all Oregonians to improve quality of life for Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing​ people and their families.

ODEAF goals are to provide advocacy, training, and awareness to empower individuals for our community in Oregon. - (ODEAF, www.ODEAF.org)

Information for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals and families about eligibility, resources, and service teams.

Hands & Voices (H&V) is dedicated to supporting families with children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing without a bias around communication modes or methods.

ORID is a community of volunteers striving to promote the socialization and professionalism of our interpreting community.

Oregon Relay provides clear communication and simple phone connections between people who are deaf, deaf-blind, hard-of-hearing, speech-disabled, or hearing.

Oregon School for the Deaf is where Oregon Deaf students Belong. We are an institution steeped in tradition and a renewable dedication to equity.

Advancing the professions of speech-language pathology and audiology through education, advocacy, leadership, and collaboration to promote quality services for individuals and communities. - (oregonspeechandhearing.org)

If a student who is Deaf, hard of hearing, or has an auditory processing disorder is in class, the “Notice of Academic Accommodation” email from Disability Access Services will list the accommodations that are appropriate for the student. 

If you are a hearing person who wants to communicate by phone with persons who are deaf, hard of hearing or speech disabled, learn about 711 and the various ways to make a connection.

The Pacific Northwest is more than snow-capped mountains, winding rivers, a wildly exciting coast, world class cities and endless rural beauty.

Opened in June 2022, Pah! aims to bring together Deaf culture with the hearing world. All of our menu items are named after slang words in American Sign Language (ASL) and even the word "Pah!" itself means "finally!" in ASL.

Mission statement

We are happy to provide a team of people who interpret our Worship service for the Deaf using American Sign Language by request. We also have a Talking Hands Bible Study group that begins at 9:15 a.m. on Sunday mornings.

We work with 1,000+ organizations and businesses across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Tennessee. Our professional services support communication with Deaf and Hard of Hearing patients, students, employees, professionals, guests, families, and individuals.

We work with 1,000+ organizations and businesses across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Tennessee. Our professional services support communication with Deaf and Hard of Hearing patients, students, employees, professionals, guests, families, and individuals.

We work with 1,000+ organizations and businesses across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Tennessee. Our professional services support communication with Deaf and Hard of Hearing patients, students, employees, professionals, guests, families, and individuals.

At Services for the Deaf, Deaf-Blind and Hard of Hearing in Chattanooga, we provide community services that can help people with hearing loss:We teach deaf and hard of hearing individuals to live more independently with life skills training, support workshops, financial counseling and social even

Tai Chi (seated): Mondays at 1:00 PM, starting March 16.

Walk the Mall: Wednesdays at 1:00 PM, starting March 16.

Yoga in ASL (seated): Fridays at 1:00 PM, starting March 16.

For beginners and Senior Citizens.

Parent-to-Parent support is critical when parents have children who are deaf/hard of hearing.  PATHS is the parent support group for families with deaf/hard of hearing children in Kansas.

Pediatric Audiology at Pediatrix:

Encouraging the growth of the interpreting profession throughout the state, by educating the public about the vital role of sign language interpreters, and advocating for communication access for all d/deaf, hard-of-hearing, DeafBlind, deaf-disabled, late-deafened individuals.

PaTTAN provides a full array of professional development and technical assistance targeted to improving student results. This professional development and technical assistance takes many forms in order to meet the varied needs of PaTTAN’s constituents.

The mission of the Percival P.

Perkins School for the Blind is the worldwide leader in education services for children and young adults who have multiple disabilities and visual impairments. We believe every child can learn and learning is for life.

Peter’s Picture was developed for children ages 3-6 particularly for Deaf and Hard of Hearing children to learn ASL and written English through ASL.

The Mission of the National Black Deaf Advocates is to promote the leadership development, economic and educational opportunities, social equality, and to safeguard the general health and welfare of Black deaf and hard of hearing people.

The Phoenix Day School for the Deaf provides a full array of educational and support services to day students in Elementary, Middle School and High School.