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Deaf Children Australia's Partners and Supporters, helping us raise awareness and inspire and empower deaf and hard of hearing children and young people to reach their full potential.

Deaf Children Australia is supported by our amazing Partners, who help us to raise awareness and to inspire and empower deaf and hard of hearing children and young people to reach their full potential. Our Partners help us to achieve this vision, and together, we continue to work toward creating a better world for deaf and hard of hearing children and young people.

Through the support of our Partners, we have been able to create our range of Platypus Playhouse resources – supporting deaf and hard of hearing young people aged 0-4 to learn Auslan. Our Partners have also helped us to connect families in both Queensland and Victoria with our Parent Mentor Program, connecting families with deaf and hard of hearing children to others who share their experiences.

If you are interested in partnering with Deaf Children Australia, please see more information here.

Deaf Children Australia families and partners together
Thank You

Deaf Children Australia is Thankful for the Support of Our Partners

CMV Group Foundation

CMV Group Foundation

Helping to fund our Victorian Family Camp, giving families the chance to connect and learn from each other.

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GSJJ Group

GSJJ Group

Supporting us by providing pins and promotional gifts for deaf and hard of hearing children.

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Expression Australia

Expression Australia

Partnering with us to make an impact on deaf and hard of hearing children's lives.

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Collier Charitable Fund

Collier Charitable Fund

Supporting our Parent Mentor Program with a focus on Regional Victorian families.

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William Angliss Charitable Fund

William Angliss Charitable Fund

Supporting our Victoria Family Camp, run by Parent Mentors for families to connect.

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Brian M Davis Charitable Foundation

Multi-year funding for our innovative e-learning training and resources for careers teachers and host employers.

Tasmanian Government, Department of Health

Tasmanian Government, Department of Health

A $5,000 grant from their Step Forward grants program, part of the Healthy Tasmania plan.

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Gambling Community Benefit Fund

Gambling Community Benefit Fund

A grant of $12,513.80 which supported our Queensland family camp.

Telematics Trust

Telematics Trust

A $50,000 grant to support online course development for deaf and hard of hearing students.

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The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne

The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne

Helping Victorian babies born with hearing loss connect with our Parent Mentor Program.

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Children's Health Queensland

Children's Health Queensland

Helping Queensland babies with hearing loss connect with our Parent Mentor Program.

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Maribyrnong Library Service

Maribyrnong Library Service

Helping us bring Auslan to life during our Storytime sessions.

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Early Childhood Australia

Early Childhood Australia

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Braille Tactile Signs Aust.

Braille Tactile Signs Aust.

Proudly supporting our 2024 Art Exhibition event livestream.

Royal Life Saving Australia

Royal Life Saving Australia

Brimbank Libraries

Brimbank Libraries

Hearing Loop

Hearing Loop

Continued support for Deaf Children Australia.

Connected to Confidence

Thank You to Our Donors

Thank you to the following donors for supporting our Connected to Confidence program. Their investment will help expand access to our support across Australia, which together, can ensure more deaf and hard of hearing children are Connected to Confidence.

Rosemary & the late Douglas MeagherMr Ron McNeillyMr Kevin ThomsonMr Steve WaltersThe Schiavello Group Charitable FoundationJacobus Pty LtdLady Sandy Cane Atkinson PontifexLearning With Technologies Pty LtdRoycroft Medical CentreLane TransportFoam InternationalWestcoast Windows Pty LtdM & M's Rug ShopHolmes Family FoundationHearing Loop AustraliaMrs Emma Miller