News
Read on for the latest news from NDCS relating to deafness, for parents and professionals.
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Wolverhampton’s Deaffest on the lookout for films by young deaf filmmakers
Deaffest, the UK’s only deaf-led film and television festival which celebrates the talents of deaf filmmakers and media artists, is looking for young deaf filmmakers to submit their work to the festival. -
Minister launches largest ever sign language project for deaf children
At a family event held in London, a key government minister met with parents of deaf children to formally launch I-Sign, an exciting new project to ensure the future provision of British Sign Language for deaf children in England. -
Groundbreaking cinema access website up for top award
Your Local Cinema.com, the not-for-profit cinema listings and and information service for deaf people or people with sight problems, has been shortlisted for a National Lottery Award for 'Best Arts Project'. -
Does a child in your family use Phonak Naida hearing aids?
It has been reported to us that a small number of Phonak Naida hearing aids develop an intermittent fault that can cause the hearing aid to turn itself off frequently. -
Signature Awards nominations
There is now less than two weeks to get your nominations in for this year’s Signature Annual Awards. -
Milkshake! presenter joins our Big Walk Forward
Milkshake! presenter Naomi Wilkinson will visit this year’s Big Walk Forward event in London where she will award young fundraisers with certificates for completing the walk from 2pm to 3pm. -
TV design expert lends support to NDCS acoustics campaign
Kevin McCloud, popular presenter of Channel 4 programme Grand Designs, has spoken out about the importance of high quality acoustics in schools for deaf children, giving the NDCS 'Sounds good?' campaign a major boost. -
Remark! funds film project for deaf children
TV and film production company Remark! has selected NDCS as its Charity of the Year 2009 and will fund one of our film projects for deaf children this year.





