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From other organisationsMore BSL video librariesTrusted BSL videos from other charities and public services, including SignHealth, the NHS and DWP.
- BSL Health Video LibrarySignHealthOver 400 health videos in BSL, including mental health, cancer, first aid and domestic abuse.
- Deaf Mental Health LibrarySignHealthInformation and support about mental health for deaf people.
- Health information in BSLNHS informHealth conditions, screening, vaccines and healthy living in BSL. Some advice is about services in Scotland.
- Benefits videos in BSLDepartment for Work and PensionsUniversal Credit, PIP, Access to Work and other benefits explained in BSL.
- Videos for carers in BSLCarers UKCaring for someone, filling in forms, Universal Credit and managing someone’s affairs.
- Health and wellbeing in BSLBritish Deaf AssociationHealth and wellbeing information from the national Deaf-led charity.
- Deaf ZoneChildlineFor young people: bullying, family problems, staying safe online and more.
- BSL videos for familiesNational Deaf Children’s SocietyFamily sign language videos for parents and children to learn together.
These links go to other organisations’ websites. Cambridgeshire Deaf Association is not responsible for their content.
Advocacy & Casework Team
Need help? Talk to us in BSL
Our Advocacy & Casework Team supports deaf people across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. It is free, independent and confidential, and most of our team are deaf themselves. You can refer yourself, or someone can refer you with your permission.
Fill in the referral form
Tell us what is happening and how you like to communicate. A caseworker will get back to you.
Refer yourselfBook a Contact Line call
Pick a time for an online video call with our team, in BSL or English.
Book a callCome to a drop-in
Visit us at one of our drop-ins or coffee mornings and talk to the team face to face. You can also email office@cambsdeaf.org or call 01223 246237.
Find a drop-inWe can help with health and GP appointments, interpreters, money, debt and benefits, housing, work, police and courts, school and education, social care and much more. If you are experiencing domestic abuse, our deaf IDVA service can support you safely.
In an emergency, call 999 or text 999 if you have registered for emergency SMS. The videos in this library are for information only. Some were made a few years ago, so check with our team if you are not sure something still applies.
