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GLOBALSPORTS165d ago

UK Deaf Sport announce audiogram partnership with Boots Hearingcare

GB Deaf Footballer Macie White and GB Deaf Swimmer Bethany Gamble received their free audiograms today at the launch of UK Deaf Sport’s partnership with Boots Hearingcare. This fantastic new partnership will see Boots Hearingcare offer free audiograms to deaf athletes, allowing them to compete internationally for Great Britain.   To compete fairly in international competitions, all Deaf and Hard of Hearing athletes must have an ICSD (International Committee of […]

Via UK Deaf Sport
GLOBALCULTURE165d ago

Through My Board: Deaf Paul’s Burnside Skater Story

For 33 years, Paul Johnson has been a fixture under Portland’s Burnside Bridge. A new documentary, seven years in the making, finally tells his story. Burnside Skatepark started as nothing official. In 1990, skaters poured concrete under the east end of Portland’s Burnside Bridge without permission, building something on land the city had mostly forgotten....

Via Verdkin
USACULTURE166d ago

Fakaalofa lahi atu! Pasifika Let’s Talk 25 Signs booklet out now!

🌺 Fakaalofa lahi atu! We’re thrilled to launch our new Let’s Talk: 25 Signs Pasifika booklet! 🙌🎉 Discover commonly used signs from the Pasifika Deaf community in Aotearoa and celebrate the beauty of shared language, culture, and connection 🤟🏽💛 📖 Check it out here online: We hope

Via Deaf New Zealand
USACULTURE166d ago

Sign on Screen Festival

Back to Latest Updates Arts & Culture · 2026 Sign on Screen Festival: a space where Deaf stories lead From 22 to 24 May 2026, a new kind of film festival arrives in Canberra. One where Deaf stories are not interpreted into the margins, but placed firmly at the centre. The Sig

Via Deafness Forum of Australia
GLOBALTECH166d ago

Bulk billing changes

Back to Latest Updates Health Access · 2026 Bulk billing changes: improving access to care Access to affordable healthcare remains a critical issue for many Australians, particularly within the D/deaf and hard of hearing community, where cost can delay or prevent people from seek

Via Deafness Forum of Australia
GLOBALCULTURE166d ago

From Connection to Action

Back to Latest Updates Community Impact · 2026 From Connection to Action: Partnering for Impact in Rural Health By Deafness Forum Australia CEO, Rhonda Locke Last week, I joined partners, supporters and industry leaders at the National Centre for Farmer Health’s inaugural Partner

Via Deafness Forum of Australia
USATECH166d ago

Showing up together

Back to Latest Updates Community Impact · 2026 Showing up together: strengthening lived experience in hearing health In April, Deafness Forum Australia was represented at the ACAud inc. HAASA National Congress 2026 on the Gold Coast, where more than 900 delegates from across the

Via Deafness Forum of Australia
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