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Deaf Awareness Week (1st – 7th May)

Deaf Awareness Week 2023 will take place from the 1st to the 7th of May, and this year the theme is deaf inclusion. This year’s theme highlights how hearing loss impacts daily life and how others can help support deaf people.

Being deaf brings unique challenges that not everyone will experience. Part of these challenges can be to do with mental health and exclusion from others. That’s why it’s up to everyone to come together to create a more inclusive society that values every individual. 

For more information check: ndcs.org

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