News and media
For Media team contact details, spokespeople, deaf statistics and press releases.
Contact the Media and PR Team
The Media Team can provide journalists with access to expert spokespeople, case studies, information and facts and statistics.
Please contact us on 07872 813 951 or email media@ndcs.org.uk.
Outside office hours, please call 07595 780 411.
For non-media enquiries, please see our Contact us page to find out who to talk to.
Spokespeople for media interviews
We have a number of expert spokespeople, who can provide interesting and insightful interviews on a wide range of topics around deafness.
Contact us on 07872 813 951 or email media@ndcs.org.uk to arrange an interview.
Deafness facts and figures
Facts and figures about deafness and hearing loss in children and young people in the UK.
Press releases and news
Read our latest press releases.
Introducing our new brand and website
We’re excited to introduce our dynamic new brand. More than a logo, it’s going to make a powerful impact for deaf children with any level of hearing loss.
Deaf celebrities share heartfelt messages to their younger selves in deaf awareness campaign
National Deaf Children's Society launches Deaf Awareness Week campaign.
National Deaf Children's Society responds to Ofqual's second consultation on BSL GCSE
Charity responds to Ofqual's second consultation on BSL GCSE.
Northern Ireland MLAs get intro to sign language at Stormont event
MLAs were introduced to British Sign Language (BSL) and Irish Sign Language (ISL) at a Stormont drop-in event.
Susan Daniels OBE to step down as CEO of National Deaf Children's Society
Susan will step down from her role in July 2025, after 33 years' service.
British Sign Language (BSL) GCSE in Wales: Signature and National Deaf Children's Society update
Organisations are 'dismayed' by the Senedd's response and commit to developing BSL GCSE in Wales.
National Deaf Children's Society comments on suspension of BSL GCSE in Wales
Charity is 'devastated' by the Senedd's announcement, expresses worries about delay in England.
Charity wishes Tasha Ghouri good luck on Strictly Come Dancing
Susan Daniels, Chief Executive of the National Deaf Children's Society, delights at the news.
Charity responds to Welsh Government report
National Deaf Children's Society responds to Senedd's Children, Young People and Education Committee report.