https://www.facebook.com/CambsDeaf/videos/1454402117942165/ Jason Ablewhite, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough will meet deaf people to get their views on policing in a meeting which is the first of its kind. British Sign Language interpreters will enable Mr Ablewhite to find out the views of the deaf community for himself at the Allia Business
Read MoreHealthwatch report into deaf health launch in November
https://www.facebook.com/CambsDeaf/videos/1442923122423398/ Come to the launch of a new report that aims to help improve access to health and care services for deaf people, disabled people and those with sensory and learning disabilities or difficulties. The report is called ‘Accessible Information as Standard’ and brings together two separate Healthwatch projects looking at the experiences of people
Read MoreCambridgeshire Deaf News Autumn 2017 is out now!
Our newsletter is out now! It’s been posted to hundreds of people across the areas and read by thousands of people online. It’s got news about what’s been going on, social events and how to access a range of different services. Check it out below or cda_newsletter-autumn17 [scribd id=361718872 key=key-xXc8iIRVEVIzkCYf6v6B mode=scroll]
Read MoreFree Yoga for Deaf people in Cambridge
We have teamed up with Sense and Satyam Yoga Wellbeing Centre to offer FREE Yoga sessions with a BSL interpreter. Yoga is a great way to keep both body and mind healthy. Details: At our office in Cambridge First Tuesday of the month, 12pm-1pm. Third Tuesday of the month, 1pm-2pm. Bring your own lunch
Read MoreJob available: Personal Care Assistant
Action Deafness and the Cambridgeshire Deaf Association (CDA) are working together in partnership to deliver personal care in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area to people who use sign language and have additional needs. Action Deafness are a CQC registered provider and deliver first class personal care among many other quality services. Cambridgeshire Deaf Association are
Read MoreRun the Cambridge Half Marathon for CDA and get free sign language lessons!
The Cambridge half marathon takes place March 4th. The popular event started 7 years ago and places run out fast! You can run in it and get the chance to learn sign language for free too! You will run through the beautiful streets of Cambridge and raise some crucial funds so we can provide our
Read MoreFenland Deaf Skywatchers – next date is September 29th
The next date for the Fenland Deaf Skywatchers club has been announced! Its Friday September 29th at Thorney Toll Village Hall at 7:30pm. This time they’ll be discussing Mars and Star Charts. Click here for more information about the club https://www.facebook.com/CambsDeaf/videos/1391459954236382/
Read MoreBuilding Confidence Workshop with JCI
[facebook url=”https://www.facebook.com/CambsDeaf/videos/1381668948548816/” /] How confident are you? Want to learn how to build you confidence? We’re working with JCI Cambridge to bring you a BSL Interpreted Building Confidence Workshop on 21st September at 6:30pm at our Cambridge building. JCI is a nonprofit organization of young active citizens age 18 to 40 who are engaged and
Read MoreLip reading classes coming soon from Cambridgeshire Hearing Help
If you’re interested or know someone who could be interested in developing lip reading skills get in touch with Cambridgeshire Hearing Help.
Read MoreFeel the Force Day is BSL Interpreted! Come along!
The Brilliant Feel the Force Day 5 is coming soon and will have BSL interpreters. Its the only accessible film and TV convention in the world! It’s on September 30th at Kingsgate Conference Centre in Peterborough. You have to buy tickets for the event. Buy them from www.feeltheforceday.com
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