Advice for those supporting deaf young people
Whether you're a parent, carer, family member, family friend or professional, your support can make a big difference.
Helping your deaf child build confidence and resilience
Get tips on how to help a deaf child or young person explore and embrace their deaf identity, build confidence and find community.
How to support a deaf young person's deaf identity
Parents, carers and anyone in a deaf young person’s support network can explore Deaf culture and help young people build a deaf identity that works for them.
Things your deaf young person might experience
Learn how to help your deaf young person foster social skills, address loneliness, boost resilience, manage their energy levels and deal with bullying.
Recognising and addressing young people’s emotional struggles
This information is designed to help you recognise signs of anxiety, depression or other mental health issues in a deaf young person.
For siblings, grandparents and extended or chosen family members
Whether you’re a sibling, grandparent or family friend, you have a unique role to play in supporting your deaf young person and their caregivers.
Looking after yourself
Knowing how to look after yourself, build your confidence, connect with a supportive community and get professional support can help your emotional health and wellbeing.