Between 2 and 4 people out of every 1,000 in the US are Deaf. There are primarily two categories within this group. People who are culturally Deaf (with an uppercase “D”) have a unique life experience, culture, community, and language: American Sign Language. Other people may be deaf (with a lowercase “d”) in terms of hearing loss but do not share a unique culture and life experience. Take a look at these articles, resources, and events and go in-depth to learn more; there’s relevant information for those who identify as Deaf as well as others who have experienced hearing loss.  

Subcategories Within Deaf

Find Devices and Tools for Deaf Needs

Image of a person in a wheelchair

Our resource center is a great place to find information about needs, whether it is information about a particular issue, or to improve the quality of life of you or a loved one. These resources will constantly be growing, providing you with valuable information!

Visit The Resource Libary
Image of a two paris of hands clasped in one another.

In here, you can find services for the different need types, which includes need specialists, professional development counselors, and accessibilty experts.

Find Nearby Assistance Services