Find Deaf & Hearing Impaired Centers Nonprofits and Charities

  Richard wrote:

Sense International (India) is one of the great NGO success stories anywhere in the world. It embraces sound development pronciples (empowerment, local ownership, involvement of key stakeholders, desire to keep improving) and ensures that all decisions... more »

  Ellen wrote:

I have been an active volunteer for HLAA for more than ten years. When I went to my first chapter meeting, I was overwhelmed with emotion to learn I was not alone in dealing with my hearing loss. I had been so frustrated by not hearing well in the workplace... more »

  eric-duchin wrote:

DFD is an amazing group of people. I work closely with their web/marketing staff and continually am impressed with their love of the company/clients/dogs. I find they consistently show why they have been helping people for so long by their desire to fulfill... more »

  moodytx wrote:

This non-profit is true to it's mission and provides support to the families that I work with in countless ways throughout this HUGE state of Texas. Texas Hands & Voices is by parents and for parents of Deaf and hard of hearing children, but demonstrate... more »

  tucsonk wrote:

In today’s world mental illness has become the dirty little secret. However as in our son’s case Handi-Dogs is helping to reclaim daily lives. Once unable to be in public for any great length of time (to shop, a restaurant, appointments, or even a... more »

  Stefanie C wrote:

Decibels is nothing short of a miraculous resource for children with hearing loss and their families. Hearing loss is a low incidence birth defect; however, intervention before 6 months of age means the difference between a child in regular, mainstream... more »

  dogluv1 wrote:

I like how this organization uses shelter dogs instead of breeding programs. Thank you for all of your hard work! more »

  nana1139 wrote:

As a Board member at Methodist Mission Home for over twelve years I have seen the difference it makes in young lives. Its Southwest Center for Higher Independence program has helped hundreds of young men and women with multiple disabilities to reach... more »

  hatixhe wrote:

The CEO of this agency, Mrs. Susan Stasi is remarkable advocate truly caring to help marginalized individuals. She works hard and responsible on any project she is taking . Truly amazing professional. more »

  marilynn wrote:

In Haitian Creole, PAZAPA means “step by step,” and that is how our school in Jacmel continues to move forward. The Pazapa School provides educational and nutrition programs as well as essential medical and surgical treatments for the students.... more »

  angelamariaotg wrote:

As the Founder of Off-The-Grid Missions, I have witnessed firsthand how we work to fill the gap in Disaster Response for Deaf and Disabled people (and their families) globally. Our team tackles unique, difficult, and oftentimes dangerous challenges... more »

  hugginj wrote:

I have personally visited Isaiah's Place, Inc. in Whitney and was amazed at the excitement and encouragement that is translated from teacher to student and vice versa. This is truly an incredible learning environment for the children as well as their... more »

  boopie wrote:

Starting its 10th season in NYC this company serves all colors, genders, ages and abilities - it is the only company with regularly scheduled works for the deaf community in the city. It has been awarded 2nd place in the Loreal Humanitarian Awards, the... more »

  Karmen T. wrote:

This is a true grass roots organization that is truly making a difference! Board members are all volunteers, working together to make a difference for those affected with Usher syndrome. I have been working in clinical genetics for 15 years, and I have... more »

  AnthonyBartoli wrote:

I started donating to the Hearing Health foundation back in 2012 when I became aware of their Hearing Restoration Project. I had never before seen such an organized effort toward curing hearing loss, so I was excited to be able to contribute towards such... more »

  DebStroud wrote:

I have been very fortunate to do quite a bit of volunteer work for Beginnings as well as learn about them through my own hearing loss experience and watching them interact with the families. The staff there is just amazing and so caring and concerned... more »

  Patric S. wrote:

I’ve been here 5 times as a part of the Shawe Band of Gold, whether it be performing or volunteering. I absolutely love this place! more »

  Melissa_R wrote:

As a social worker I saw firsthand the impact that Speech delays have on the social, emotional, and educational lives of young children. For years I worked with preschoolers who were expelled from child care centers for hitting and biting to get their... more »

  Erica L. wrote:

Our daughter started attending Behnke Preschool when she turned three, in July of 2010. She had a speech delay, and we were very excited to find a speech language preschool in Seattle. She loves her teachers and classroom, which is currently transformed... more »

  David133 wrote:

Hands in Action Christian Association is a organization that collects funds for the Filadelfia School for the Deaf in Bogotá, Colombia. My sister, Patti Jones, started the Filadelfia School for the Deaf in 1986 to help the Deaf kids in Colombia get an... more »

  UserDCI wrote:

Deaf Empowerment Inc is NO longer in the name. Deaf Connections Inc. took over. Fake service and not meet what their website promotes except two major things they have done within several years..... JOKE!!!!! more »

  keomanm wrote:

We have been visiting this center for 12 years. Dr. Sanchez and the entire staff is amazing. They are always available and very knowledgeable. They have a lab onsite in case you need any repairs. I would highly recommend this center for any hearing needs. more »

  meg_2 wrote:

POWER PAWS ASSISTANCE DOGS PO BOX 1163 SCOTTSDALE AZ 85252 PHONE 480 945 0754 FAX 480 945 0525 WWW.AZPOWERPAWS.ORG What is Power Paws Assistance Dogs? Power Paws Assistance Dogs is a nonprofit,... more »

  susanosullivan wrote:

Deaf Plus creates an incredible experience for deaf adults with disabilities. Recently the staff and consumers worked together to make a movie of the classic story, Snow White. The acting, storytelling, costumes and sets were so well done, and the consumers... more »

  Sabi Sundar wrote:

This has to be the most friendliest non-profit organization I have ever worked at. The members of staff are entirely knowledgeable in their roles (and beyond) and the organization as a whole operates in an extremely efficient manner. Well done, New... more »

  Francesca_C wrote:

Reimagining Independence for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities I give to Everas Community Services, an organization that supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as sensory impairments through... more »

  lagaviotapnmi wrote:

HISTORY OF APNMI, LA GAVIOTA & LABOR OF LOVE On October 9, 1993 a group of parents of children with disabilities met to see if there existed sufficient interest to form an organization. The principle desires of the group were... more »

  jreece wrote:

I always have done volunteer work for the deaf for two different churches and I completed my studies at Chattanooga State College and Completion Video Relay Services Interpretingtraining at Signs-of-Development LLC RID with a Certificate of 10/27/2016.... more »

  Susan S.11 wrote:

I have been a part of this non profit since my son was 4 years old. He is now 24 years of age. It continues to provide a safe and fun environment for youngsters who are Deaf, and the added adults and teens in the community who are Deaf and we'll, volunteering... more »

  rhoycentz wrote:

Community Outreach/Involvement http://www.corliss.org/outreach.html As far as the movement for dignity and rights for people with developmental disabilities has come, we can never afford to forget the dark times when these individuals... more »

  ForGodAlone wrote:

I have had several wonderful opportunities to volunteer with Deaf Missions!!! :) My role has been to help prepare their newsletters for mailing. One of the projects they are currently working on is to translate the entire Bible into Sign Language, the... more »

  MattieElle wrote:

Support Dogs, Inc changed my life with a wonderful, well-trained service dog. They are professional, knowledgeable and want to match the right pup with the right person. The staff and volunteers seem to go out of their way to meet clients' needs and... more »

  Lacey6 wrote:

Wonderful staff and amazing organization!! The director is a true professional and they truly care about their clients more »

  Tontoverde wrote:

I am a volunteer for Verdecares and continue to be amazed with the care and support this organization provides to single senior adults. They have improved the quality of life and promoted well-being of so many homebound adults and those returning from... more »

  RickBrauen wrote:

The team at RSM have some of the best hearts I have ever met. Truly moving to watch them give their all to care for the kids all day every day. The money I donate here goes farther than any other organization I sponsor. more »

  happyfeet wrote:

I have really enjoyed my time that spent at this establishment. All the kids are very happy to come there and excited about the work that they do. The owner is a very faith based person and she treats all the kids and everyone that comes there like family.... more »

  Janice Woody wrote:

Collective Housing and New Growth Alternatives (CHANGA) was created to counter the unsuccessful attempts of a young deaf man to find affordable, safe, deaf-friendly housing. Changa Mukasa is a young deaf man with no other disabilities intent on independent... more »

  DHarmon63 wrote:

Helping Hands for the Deaf deeply cares about Deaf families and individuals who are struggling financially even to the point of homelessness. Weekly their staff delivers food and resources to Deaf people living in homeless camps and finds affordable... more »

  icci3 wrote:

Families can look to Hands & Voices for support, comfort and education when they might be missing it elsewhere. I'm excited to see a revitalization of the organization in Idaho and am confident great things will be accomplished in the months ahead. more »

  hisskkid wrote:

I have seen these kids they are AWESOME!!! They need this kamp every year to have some fun and be independent! At this kamp the kids are allowed to go horse back riding, rock climbing, ropes, swimming, etc! The kids are at a 2:1 ratio! This is an excellent... more »

  societychief wrote:

Since 1982 World Mission Society has been involved serving the deaf community and the hearing community providing American Sign Language Training to thousands of hearing people wanting to learn about becoming interpreters for deaf people in their community.... more »

Teaching sign language to over 800 children in schools and how to interact and communicate with deaf more »

"To increase the availability and quality of Auditory-Verbal Therapy worldwide." more »

Provide relay services and distribute specialized telecommunications devices to citizens of florida who are hard of hearing, deaf,... more »

The Mission of ITN Lanier is to offer safe, affordable rides to Seniors and the Visually Impaired to get them where they want... more »

Central Florida Deaf Services, Inc. provides advocacy, education, and communication services for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and deaf-blind... more »

Hands for vietnam provides sign language training and resources for the deaf and hard of hearing in central vietnam. more »

To provide financial support to the marion downs center. more »

To maximize the abilities of individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing to be able to listen and talk by providing direct audiological... more »

DCS serves as a communication access bridge between persons who are deaf or hard of hearing and the larger society. We assist... more »

Acheive economicsocial justice for deaf more »

The mission of the deaf institute is to take the good news of our lord jesus christ to deaf and hard of hearing people. Because... more »

To assist those with hearing aids. more »

To support christian missions around the world more »

The mission of CalCLAD is to protect and advance the legal rights of deaf and hard-of-hearing Californians to nondiscrimination... more »

The Center for Communication, Hearing & Deafness is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to help infants, children and adults... more »

To promote, protect and preserve the rights and quality of life for deaf and hard of hearing individuals in the commonwealth of... more »

The EAR Foundation was founded in 1971 by Dr. Michael E. Glasscock, III, F.A.C.S., to address the needs of hearing and balance... more »

To foster and promote outdoor sports and enjoyment of state and national parks for persons who are deaf in utah and nationally... more »

The national cued speech association supports effective communication, language development and literacy through the use of cued... more »

To foster understanding of hearing problems & the importance of good hearing; to conduct activities & programs focused on the... more »

Provide educational experiences and mentoring to undr priveledged students more »

Fund raising for deafhard of hearing people needs more »

To create equal rights access to health, education and employment for the deaf/hard of hearing worldwide more »

Haazinu charitable foundation's guiding beliefs are that every child who is deaf or hearing impaired deserves the opportunity... more »

Advancement of christian religion more »

S.A.F.E. Studio's mission is to help clients heal by provding educational andtherapeutic art programs to treat child and adult... more »

Provide services, news, alerts and education to the deaf community. Provide help to the deaf and hard of hearing community as... more »

To strengthen and sustain language, more »

To serve deaf, hard of hearing and deaf-blind residents of the metropolitan washington dc area who are victims of domestic violence... more »

The organization's mission is to make the gift of hearing available to all low income people, beginning with seniors and expanding... more »

The Deaf Resource Center, Inc., is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to providing community support services... more »

Service to deaf people in puerto rico more »

Seeks to maximize the self sufficiency of deaf more »

To assist individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing from infancy through adulthood, and their families in the development and... more »

To empower vermonters with disabilities, deaf vermonters, and others to tear down the physical, communication, and attitudinal... more »

The mission of DCCNM is dedicated to the development, growth & education of our Deaf NM community and to share our Culture with... more »

Religious, charitable, education more »

The lexington school for the deaf foundation was organized to provide support for its related entities. more »

Rescue and rehabilitation of abused and mistreated horses for adoption programs. To provide educational and recreational opportunities... more »

Provide therapeutic horseback more »

Organization was created to coordinate local,state and regional services for the hearing impaired and their families. Sponsors... more »

Our mission -- to enrich the lives of all children and adults who experience a hearing loss or who are deaf by promoting community... more »

Us too gymnastics provides individualized programming and instruction for children and teens with special needs using the physical... more »

Dedicated to improving the quality of life of the entire spectrum of adults with autism. more »

The mission of berks deaf and hard of hearing services is to provide services, resources, social opportunities, education and... more »