Support grounded in lived experience plays a vital role in the wellbeing, confidence and decision making of families of deaf children. When ...
Deaf history in Australia is rich, meaningful and deeply connected to community, education and culture. It is made up of stories of ...
Every student deserves to feel welcome at school.
The Australian Open is more than just a world-class tennis tournament – it’s a celebration of skill, determination, and inclusivity. Every ...
No two athlete’s journeys look the same. Whatever happens along each of these journeys, one thing is for sure, dedication, commitment, ...
Many family members, parents or caregivers will have experienced setbacks within society for deaf or hard of hearing (DHH) children. ...
There are few better thrills for parents than when your child comes home from school in those early years eager to show you something new ...
Deaf Children Australia kicked off National Week of Deaf People (NWDP) celebrations with an exciting Auslan Storytime at the State Library ...
Take part in our Feels Campaign to engage in Auslan during National Week of Deaf People (NWDP) – 18 to 24 September.
In a world where communication forms the bedrock of human connection, imagine the isolation young deaf and hard of hearing (DHH) children ...
Swimming lessons are essential for all children, as they provide valuable life skills, enhance physical and mental well-being, and offer a ...