National Resources for Deaf Children
Find U.S. organizations supporting deaf and hard of hearing childrenAre you raising a child who is deaf or hard of hearing?
Check out ASDC’s list of organizations providing resources and support to parents, teachers, and professionals serving deaf children.
NCHAM focuses on early hearing detection and intervention.
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This site focuses on early detection and diagnosis as well as early intervention.
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Get a list of government and other agencies that serve deaf children and their families.
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DawnSignPress creates, develops, and publishes quality American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf culture-related videos and books.
This site focuses on deaf education with resources for teachers and families.
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Provides programs such as Guide By Your Side, FL3, and Advocacy Support & Training.
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This site offers free online ASL curriculum for parents of deaf children ages 0-3.
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The National Association for the Deaf website has news, resources, and events.
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RIT/NTID Outreach Programs provides programs for deaf students in grades 7-12.
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Sorensen VRS provides communication technology and video relay services.
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NCDB provides resources for children who are deaf-blind and their families.
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HLAA strives to give people the tools they need to live more successfully with hearing loss.
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Resources from ASDC
Do you know that ASDC offers ASL resources for member families? ASDC Membership is just $35 per year and supports the following programs:
- ASL Signs of the Month video
- Useful links, free downloads
- Info on events in your area
Come to an ASL Weekend near you and get personalized instruction and lots of ASL resources in a two-day workshop lead by experienced ASL teachers.
ASL Weekend is highly recommended for parens of deaf children and professionals who support families with deaf children.
