Everyday scenarios
Hospital and Healthcare
If you are a healthcare worker, a clinician, a parent of a deaf person, or a social worker, click to learn more about how support deaf people in hospital and healthcare settings
School and education
If you are a teacher, an LSA, a school counsellor, a parent of a deaf person, or social worker, click to learn more about how to support deaf people in schools and education
Home life
If you are a parent of a deaf persson, a psychologist, a social worker, or a child protective officer, click to learn more about how to support deaf people in the general home life
Public transport, public institutions and public spaces
If you are a social worker, a psychologist, a disability care worker, or a public space designer, click to learn more about how to support deaf people using public transport, public institutions, and public spaces
Team sports
If you are a coach, a social worker, a physiotherapist, an umpire or referree, click to learn more abut how to support deaf people playing team sports
Find resources based on your role
If you are a social worker, a disability care worker, a security guard, or a shop assistant, click to learn more about how to support deaf people using shopping centres
Shopping Centres
Emergencies and times of danger​
If you are a first responder, a social worker, a teacher, a first aid provider, a fire warden, a parent of a deaf person, or a disability care worker, click to learn more about how to support deaf people during emergencies and times of danger
Friends, family and relationships
If you are a parent, family member, friend, or partneer of a deaf person, a social worker, a psychologist, or a child protective officer, click to lear more about how to support healthy friendships and relationships with deaf people
Workplaces
If you are an employer, a social worker, a business owner, a psychologist, or a workplace trainer, or the colleague of a deaf person, click to learn more about how to support deaf people at work
Open water & swimming
If you are a swimming instructor or coach, a parent of a deaf person, a lifesaver, a first responder, or social worker click to learn more about how to support deaf people when they are swimming or in open water