The latest news and stories from Deaf Children Australia.
The Australian Deaf Games bring together deaf and hard of hearing people from across the country to compete, connect and celebrate Deaf culture. While sport is at the heart of the event, the Games als
At Ivanhoe Swim, a new program is showing what inclusive swimming can look like when access, communication and care are placed at the centre of every lesson.
For Ruby Miller, travelling to Japan for the 2025 Deaflympics was the fulfilment of a dream and the result of years of hard work, resilience and commitment to sport.
At just 15 years old, Cameron Taylor achieved a major sporting milestone when he represented Australia in football at the 2025 Summer Deaflympics in Japan.
Deaf Children Australia’s Youth Grants program exists to support deaf and hard of hearing young people to pursue opportunities that matter to them. For some young people, that opportunity may be devel
Swimming is an important part of childhood for many families. It can build confidence, support safety, create friendships and help children feel included in activities that happen every day across Aus
Storytelling is a fundamental part of childhood. It is how children make sense of the world, develop their imagination, and begin to understand the power of language. For deaf and hard of hearing chil
For Joseph Morosini, travelling to Japan for the 2025 Deaflympics was an incredible honour and a major milestone in his basketball journey.
On the weekend of 21st and 22nd February, families came together for a special Tasmanian camp filled with fun, connection, and shared experiences.
On Saturday 11th of April, Deaf Children Australia (DCA) organised a fun and active day for deaf and hard of hearing young people and their families. Three DCA staff, Courtney, Kayla and Laura attende
