National Week of Deaf People - Day Four Deaf Rights in Crises Deaf people must be able to access emergency services through Auslan. At Expression Australia, we know how critical accessible communication is during emergencies such as natural disasters or health emergencies. That's why we're working on an exciting solution that will make sure no one is left behind in a crisis. Stay tuned! #NWDP2025 #DeafRights #AccessibilityMatters #Auslan #AuslanEmergency #ExpressionAustralia | Expression Austral

Today, we joined National Deaf Children's Society RNID and The Deaf Health Charity SignHealth at a parliamentary event hosted by Catherine Atkinson MP to spotlight the barriers faced by the Deaf community. Catherine Atkinson MP and Minister for Disabled People Stephen Timms gave powerful speeches, and the event provided a fantastic opportunity to network with MPs and share the vital work we do | British Deaf Association

2.7K views · 45 reactions | "What has the NHS meant to you over the years?" 70 years after hearing aids were provided for free for the first time, we sit down with two deaf people, Ellie Parfitt, also known as Deafie Blogger, and David Ede, to talk about hearing aids, the role of the NHS in their lives, and the future of our health service. Watch and share! | RNID | Facebook

#DeafAwarenessWeek is over! We hope you've learnt something this week from our top tips and been inspired by our stories. But please remember, you should always be Deaf aware, not just one week a year! To round the week off, we have put together a collection of some of the videos we have received from people who wanted to try and show their support. To find out other ways to support us and get involved, please visit http://bit.ly/2pVNE1R | RNID

11 reactions | Today marks the end of #DeafAwarenessWeek, but we will continue our work to support the 12 million people in the UK who are deaf, have hearing loss or tinnitus. Get the latest news from us by signing up to our campaigns network: https://bit.ly/41Mc6R8  | RNID | Facebook

5.4K views · 112 reactions | Deaf people have been left in limbo: we're with RNID, and we still don’t know if there will be a British Sign Language interpreter there when Keir Starmer gives his first speech as our new Prime Minister. We have one here ready and waiting – just give us the nod, Kier, and we’ll help make sure your speech is accessible for deaf people too. | British Deaf Association | Facebook