Cambridgeshire Deaf Association
Community
CDA was created because of the importance of a strong Deaf Community.
The events and meet-ups CDA run give deaf people the chance to socialise with people in their own language and to receive vital information from CDA and relevant professionals.
Hearing Help
Hearing Help have been delivering services for local people with hearing loss since 1978.
Originally we provided them under the name of CAMTAD and then later Hearing Help CIO. On 1st April 2022 they transferred to Cambridgeshire Deaf Association who support and will sustain the original mission of: reducing the impact of hearing loss on people’s lives across Cambridgeshire.
Latest News
- CDA Visits the Museum of Cambridge to Talk Accessibility
Last week, a small group from Cambridgeshire Deaf Association visited the Museum of Cambridge, exploring the museum and sharing feedback on how it can become even more accessible for deaf people and those with hearing loss. Riley Astrup, our Hearing Help Manager, was joined by members Betty, Ky and Ellh, together with BSL interpreter Kirsty, - ITV Anglia Visits CDA to Cover Our Call for Deaf People to Be Included in Social Care Reform
ITV Anglia News visited Cambridgeshire Deaf Association’s office in Huntingdon this week to find out more about our call for deaf people to be included in the government’s conversations on social care reform. The report follows our press release on 3 August, in which we welcomed Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s commitment to cross-party talks on - CDA Welcomes Minister Stephen Timms as Government Announces £15,000 Funding Boost for Deafblind Interpreters
Cambridgeshire Deaf Association was proud to host Rt Hon Sir Stephen Timms MP, Minister of State for Social Security and Disability, at a coffee morning in Peterborough on 22 June 2026, where he announced £15,000 in new government funding to increase the number of specialist interpreters for Deafblind people across the UK. The funding, revealed