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    Drinks on us as our academy students pass their sign language exams

    Here are some happy people with a glass of bubbly celebrating with their BSL Level 1 certificates with tutor Sarah Evagora (right). Cathy McCluskey (left), Lizzie Harvey & Mike Snoswell recieved thier certificates after their Level 2 course at our newly refurbished base in Cambridge. Everyone at CDA Sign Language Academy send their congratulations! Register

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  • Support the Byrne family's fundraising for CDA and NDCS

    https://www.facebook.com/CambridgeshireDeaf/videos/810430932339290/ You can donate towards Chris’s marathon donation page here. His son, Henry, is having an operation to help him hear. The family have received support from NDCS and CDA so all funds donated will be shared between the two charities. CDA helped the family with communication around the home, including a family sign language

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  • UK Sport Deaf Sport Survey

    In February UK Deaf Sport launched their first National Sport and physical activity survey. The survey aims to find out the views, experiences and attitudes of people who are deaf and hard of hearing towards sport and physical activity The survey is hugely important as it will be used to shape the future of Deaf

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  • How to report to Facebook when scammers are pretending to be someone else

    This signed and helpfully subtitled video explains how to report to Facebook when someone is pretending to be someone else – like copying a profile for example. You’ll normally notice this when someone you thought you were already friends with makes another friend request. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=795014080526157

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  • Deaf businessman Matt Talbot coming to talk at Peterborough's Skills Club

    Hello and welcome to Skills Club. I want to let you all know about some exciting new information. There is a deaf businessman from Peterborough named Matt Talbot. He has worked all around the world for many years an in that time has amassed plenty of experience. He’s coming to Skills Club to give an-hour

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  • Are youre you interested in attending BSL parenting courses?

    [wpvideo H9xd4N1s] Raising children isn’t easy. Sometimes it can be more challenging for deaf parents because of the communication problems with their children. Have you ever thought a parenting course would be useful? CDA Are working with Cambridgeshire County Council to see if there is enough demand for a specific parenting course for deaf parents

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