www.learningtolisten.org The Learning to Listen Foundation, in community partnership with North York General Hospital inToronto, Canada, operates the Auditory Learning Centre where children, teens and adults who are deaf or hard of hearing learn to hear, listen and speak through auditory-verbal therapy and auditory habilitation. www.aussiedeafkids.com For parents of deaf and hearing impaired children and deaf children in Australia - resources, stories and online discussion group for parents. www.cuedspeech.co.uk Cued Speech for deaf children and adults to help overcome the problems of lipreading by making all the sounds of the spoken language clearly visible www.deafchild.org Deafchild International is a safe environment for deaf and hearing children and schools to communicate, make new friends and have fun! Features include our funclub, chatrooms, games, role models page, news and competitions. www.deafprogram.com Deaf Residential is the gateway designed to serve deaf children and adolescents through private residential treatment center.Deaf Program at Tampa Bay Academy is the first Psychiatric treatment in Florida to offer services for deaf children and Adolescents. gohear.org Support to parents of deaf, hard of hearing children, infant, baby, newborn. Information on hearing loss, deafness, communication, ear. www.hearandsaycentre.com.au The Hear and Say Centre for children who are deaf or hard of hearing. Site design by Carolyn Morgan Design. Hosted by Webcentral. helpkidshear.org A site dedicated to helping parents of hard of hearing and deaf children. We endeavour to bring the latest news, commentary, and resources for you and your hearing impaired kids. www.ndcs.org.uk The National deaf children's Society is the UK's leading charity for deaf children and their families. www.signsofrussia.org.uk Signs of Russia is a registered charity based in the UK, raising money for the Moscow Bilingual School for deaf children. www.specialchild.com Special Child provides articles for parents of children with special needs. Articles offer information and support to help cope with children who are handicapped, mentally challenged, blind, and deaf. As well as discussing retardation, syndromes, autism, physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, behavioral therapy, special education, and impairment in general www.reachingdeafminds.org.uk Reaching d/Deaf Minds is a campaign by Sign ÈThe National Society for Mental Health and Deafness to reduce the risk of deaf people developing mental health problems by improving access to primary care services |