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"LOOK AT ME"

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28th June - 4th July 2010 is Deaf Awareness Week when organisations working with deaf people across the country are inviting everyone to 'Look At Me'. The theme aims to improve understanding of the different types of deafness by highlighting the many different methods of communication used by deaf, deafened, deafblind and hard of hearing people, such as sign language and lipreading.

Supported by over one hundred deaf charities and organisations under the umbrella of the UK Council on Deafness, Deaf Awareness Week involves a UK wide series of national and local events. "The UK Council on Deafness are delighted to coordinate the all-inclusive Deaf Awareness Week campaign, promoting the positive aspects of deafness, social inclusion and raising awareness of the huge range of local and national organisations that support deaf people and their family and friends."


Deaf Awareness Week is coordinated by UK Council on Deafness and is sponsored by:

Cochlear

 

Gold Sponsors

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By following the links below you can find examples of what has happened in recent years, examples of good practice, guidance about holding events and much more...

Contact us
UK Council on Deafness, Westwood Park, Little Horkesley, Colchester, CO6 4BS.
Telephone 01206 274075
Text 01206 274076
Fax 01206 274077
Or send us an Email info@deafcouncil.org.uk


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Note: 'deaf' is used to refer to the full spectrum of deafness including deaf people, deafened people, hard of hearing people, deafblind people, those experiencing Tinnitus and the sign language community.

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