Resources for Families & Professionals
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Discover practical resources for providers and families on the following topics:
- Family-Centered Early Intervention
- Parent-Child Interactions
- Pragmatics (Social Communication)
- Social-Emotional Functioning
- Unique Strengths & Needs of DeafDisabled Children & Families
Are you looking for support as a family member of a child who is deaf?
- Explore Hands & Voices parent-to-parent peer organization for support! Hands & Voices supports the Family Leadership in Language and Learning (FL3) Center, which includes helpful resources for families.
- Hands & Voices also has a comprehensive collection of valuable resources about Fostering Joy, including tip sheets in multiple languages, signed ASL videos, guides for parents and caregivers, and more.
- The NCHAM e-Book (from the National Center for Hearing Assessment and Management) is a free, downloadable resource full of information for families with young deaf children.
Are you interested in connecting with deaf adults or learning more about deaf adult-to-family engagement?
- Check out the Deaf Leadership International Alliance (DLIA).
- Many states/territories have Deaf Mentor programs.
Do you want to know more about supporting a deaf child?
- The Clerc Center at Gallaudet University offers a rich collection of resources for families.
- ASL at Home offers a curriculum for learning American Sign Language (ASL) designed for families of young deaf children. Learning materials are available in English and Spanish.
- Hear to Learn has a library of tutorials on topics ranging from how to clean a hearing aid to the importance of wait time in communication.
- Supporting Success for Children with Hearing Loss offers a wide array of resources for professionals, including teacher tools and products for professionals as well as an annual virtual conference.
Are you a provider looking for training or technical assistance?
Visit our Training & Consultation page to learn more about our areas of expertise and how we can connect with your organization.