Listen to this articleThe National Deafblind Conference 2022 program has been released and Registrations are now open. The hybrid event will be taking place in Fremantle, WA on Thursday 30th June and Friday 1st July 2022, as well as online. There will also be two pre-conferences on Wednesday 29th June with specific programs for both
Anytime Auslan and Deafblind Australia have joined together to bring you part two of the professional development, working with and empowering people who are Deafblind as either an Auslan Interpreter, Deaf Interpreter or commguide/support worker. Please Note: This workshop is only available to those who have attended our Deafblind theory
Get your ball costumes out because CDAH (Community Disability Alliance Hunter) have organised a Deafblind Ball and looks like it is going to be a wonderful event. Deafblind members and their support workers/comm guides are entitled to free admission.
DBA are visiting all major capital cities to hold a round table discussion with our Project Staff and Executive Officer. Join us to meet the team, learn more about our work, ask questions and raise any topics you’d like. Only 10 tickets available at each session. Book now: Alice Springs,
Please join Deafblind Australia in an open forum about: Technology and Mental Health for people who are Deafblind. We are hoping to gain a better understanding for people with hearing and vision loss and: Access to technology Mental Health accessibility and support options We will be joined by Jody Barney,
DBA have partnered with Jody Barney to present TWO amazing training opportunities on November 21st. Jody is a strong and committed advocate who has worked for the last 35 years with Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander people who are Deaf/hard of hearing or have disabilities. More about Jody Barney: https://www.deaficc.com.au/about-us Understanding
Deafblind Awareness Week (DBAW) is here for 2024. Throughout the week we will be providing insights into the lives of Deafblind people and the work of Deafblind Australia. This will be shared online via Facebook and Instagram. It’s a great time to connect with the Deafblind community, make friends and
