Deaf Unity
Preparing deaf people for success
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…JFD, on behalf of the Deaf community of Japan, are calling for the need of an “Information Access & Communication Act” (tentative name) to assure information access and/or communication for all persons with disabilities. In 2012, we were able to make a visit to the United Kingdom, from Monday 12th…
Japan: An insight from the Japanese Federation of the Deaf: Read the full article/interview
…are fully prepared. Company research Do some research on the company before your interview. Find out their purpose and values. What do they do? Do they offer services or products? Who are their customers? Take a look at their website and social media: have they made any big announcements, or…
Preparing for a job interview: Read the full article/interview
…However, lot of my peers didn’t understand why this was necessary and didn’t understand how different the playing field was for me, compared to them. Through these challenges, I learnt how to advocate for myself. I hosted presentations talking about what my hearing loss meant, the best ways to communicate…
Deaf Education and Work – my experience: Read the full article/interview
…household appliances like an oven. You can get in touch with your local council on the Gov UK website. Usually once you’ve found your council website, there will be information on the cost-of-living support they offer (alternatively, try searching for the two terms above – ‘welfare assistance’ or ‘Household Support…
This month we are delighted to share an interview with Katie Littlejohns, who has become well known in the deaf community and beyond for her passionate campaigning for free BSL courses for parents of deaf children. This is a barrier to access Deaf Unity understands well, having recently worked with…
…health crisis change things moving forward? Many deaf people have discovered new communities online and through social media during the pandemic. These growing communities have increased the visibility of deaf people around the world and highlighted the lack of accessible information available to them. There has also been a shift…
Why Deaf Clubs are Important: Read the full article/interview
…website (https://www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk/apprenticeshipsearch ). You might want to look into programs offered by universities and other training providers. You can find vacancies on company websites, job boards, and apprenticeship training websites. You can also find out more information on The Apprenticeship Guide website. (https://apprenticeshipguide.co.uk/ ) How to apply. Make sure you…
A brief guide to apprenticeships: Read the full article/interview
…(NCDS) careers section for more information. For all deaf and HoH job seekers The National Careers Service (NCS) provides information, support and advice to all job seekers living in England. Get in touch to get guidance on CV writing, interview skills and how to find the right job for you….
Employment support for the deaf and hard of hearing: Read the full page
…their child develop language, but the National Deaf Children’s Society says “while language is important, it is just as important to a child’s emotional health and wellbeing that they feel loved, supported and included regardless of how they communicate.” Communication will come in time. Love and support are the basis…
How to Help Deaf Children Thrive: a Guide for Parents and Educators: Read the full article/interview
…Services Visit: www.samaritans.org www.mind.org www.deaf4deaf.com www.signhealth.org.uk www.themix.org.uk www.bsmhd.org.uk Another option for deaf people who need emotional support is peer to peer counselling. Thankfully there are a number of qualified deaf counsellors available who are trained to work specifically with deaf people to discuss their emotional well-being and provide suitable support…
Accessible Mental Health Services: Read more about the resource
