Helpful organisations

Here are some organisations that provide information and services for young deaf people.

Queen Elizabeth's Foundation enables and supports disabled people to increase independence and improve life skills. Amongst the resources on the website is a Driving for the Deaf Information Pack. 

Support4Learning is an independent and impartial free source of information for students and other learners. There is information on careers, community, counselling, education, jobsearches and money,

TheSite has information, advice, and discussion boards. There is information on student life, travel, relationships, careers, money, housing, sex, health, legal, work and volunteering.

The Citizen's Advice Bureau offers advice on employment, benefits, immigration, legal advice, health and community. There are also local branches.

You're Able has information and services for disabled people. The site covers education, work, travel, health and equipment.

Directgov - Young people has information on health and relationships, money, youth funds, crime and justice, work and careers, leisure, politics and government, learning, travel, young disabled people.

Need2Know has information on health, relationships, facts about the law, learning and travel.

Connexions is a service for young people aged 13-19, providing support and information on learning, careers, health, relationships, money and lots more.

There are lots of different deaf organisations that you might want to find out more about. Check out their websites and see if they have anything to interest you!

Deafclub.co.uk has links to deaf organisations in the UK and around the world.

HIYPE!   is a website for deaf and hearing impaired young people who are in work or are students. It has information on studying, job hunting, volunteering, message boards, clubs.

Deaf4Life has deaf school chat, and information and chat on events, technology, sport, computer games, and much more.

You can also visit Deafchat which is a multi-room chat website for deaf and hearing people all over the world.