Services
I am Deaf
We are here to make sure you achieve your aspirations by providing the support you want, when you need it.
For Families
Do you have a Deaf family member that needs support?
We have developed our services to help them achieve their aspirations.
For Professionals
We provide expert information, tailored support and work in partnership with professionals to deliver services that Deaf people want and need.
For Businesses
With over 175 years’ experience of working together with Deaf people, our knowledge and expertise can help your business improve accessibility and increase your audience.
Latest News
The Royal Association for Deaf people is working in partnership with Canterbury Citizens Advice Bureau to provide Information, Advice and Guidance Services to Deaf residents
In partnership with Canterbury Citizens Advice Bureau, the Royal Association for Deaf people is delighted to announce a new Information, Advice and Guidance Service (IAG) for Deaf people living and working in Canterbury. The service will provide Information, Advice...
The Royal Association for Deaf people (RAD) is working with Asist Advocacy to deliver advocacy to Deaf adults living in Stoke-on-Trent.
We offer independent, qualified advocacy support across a range of issues. Advocates ensure your voice is heard. An advocate is someone who provides advocacy support when you need it. The service is free, independent and confidential. An advocate will spend time...
Lisa’s start in life was perhaps familiar to many Deaf people. She was born Deaf, but grew up in a hearing environment where no-one signed, and was one of only two Deaf people at secondary school. Read more about Lisa’s Story.
Lisa Pepper“From the training to the initial home visits, to the regular reviews and feedback to the school and any additional support needed, RAD has delivered a service that is very valuable and worthwhile, having a positive impact on pupil outcomes through supporting families to learn their child’s first language in the home”
Dani Sive“I approached RAD because we wanted to become more accessible for our deaf visitors. RAD spent time with our organisation and recommended what they thought would enhance our visitors experience.
The Deaf Awareness Training course was a huge hit with our front of house team, Russell is an excellent trainer and engaged with the entire group. The day was fun, informative and inspiring. The interpreters they provide are reliable, professional and always helpful.”
Lynne Clarkinfo@royaldeaf.org.uk
0300 688 2525
Century House South
Riverside Office Centre
North Station Road
Colchester
Essex
CO1 1RE
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