Adventure, learning, and family fun, the DCA QLD Family Camp on the 23rd and 24th of August had it all! From exciting activities to new ...
Deaf Children Australia recently hosted our 2025 Art Exhibition, showcasing 58 works by deaf and hard of hearing young people aged 0 to 23 ...
Building on the success of our Puggles Swim program, Deaf Children Australia has launched Puggles Open Water, a free suite of online ...
Deaf Children Australia (DCA) recently hosted a successful Auslan Storytime at Maribyrnong Library, drawing a full house of children and ...
This week marks the start of National Week of Deaf People (NWDP), a chance to celebrate Deaf culture, language, history, and community.
The Board at Deaf Children Australia wishes to advise that David Wilson has formally tendered his resignation and will step down as CEO of ...
Every student deserves to feel welcome at school.
In its final report handed down in September, the disability royal commission called for the phasing out of segregated education by 2051.
Like a lot of twins, Nikita and Eliya seem to have a language all of their own.
Peter Wright, a former rescue diver and life member of the Corowa Rescue Squad, is no stranger to tragedy.
A child starting school is an exciting milestone for any family but can come with concerns about how they will handle the transition.
The Australian Open is more than just a world-class tennis tournament – it’s a celebration of skill, determination, and inclusivity. Every ...