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National Deaf Children's Society

Description

Service Description

The National Deaf Children's Society was founded in London on 15 December 1944 by a handful of parents of deaf children concerned about the impact of the 1944 Education Act on their schooling.

Established as the Society of St. John of Beverley, its objective was 'to further in every way possible the provision of full modern education for all deaf children in England, as originally accorded to hearing children'.
To this day, our visions and values reflect the fact that we remain essentially a parents' organisation, dedicated to the needs of all deaf children, their families and carers. We provide a seamless service supporting families with deaf children from birth to 25.

The National Deaf Children's Society is the leading charity dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children and young people.

We have offices in London, Birmingham, Belfast, Cardiff and Glasgow.

Suitable for ages

Age of Users
From 0 To 25

Costs

Cost
Free

Questions & Answers

Are The Premises Accessible For Wheelchair Users?
Yes
Are There Any Age Related Price Differences?
No
Do You Cater For Over 8s?
No
Do You Have A Waiting List?
No
Do You Have Car Parking Spaces?
No
Do You Have Immediate Vacancies?
Yes
Do You Offer Specific Support For Children With Additional Needs?
Yes
Other Cost Details And Reductions:
No
Registered For 2 Year Old Grant
No

OFSTED Information

OFSTED Last Inspection and Summary
05 June 2008
Good

Further Information

Provider Type
SEND
Suitable For
Hearing Impairment and Deafness
Delivery Channels
E-Mail Telephone
Eligibility Criteria
None Tier 1: Universal
Available Facilities
Disabled Access Healthy Eating Ict Facilities Kitchen Play Area Public Toilets
Referral Criteria
None (Self-referral)