• Deaf/Hearing Impaired Centers, Services

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Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf

We are a non-profit organization of professional ASL interpreters for the upstate NY region.

• Hospitals and Primary Medical Care Facilities

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Hearing Loss Association of America Inc

INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT HEARING LOSS Hearing Loss Association of America Albany Chapter Menu Who We Are The Hearing Loss Association of Albany HLAA is a volunteer organization for persons with hearing loss their friends families and other concerned individuals.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 309.

ACCESSIFIERS

We use technology to help schools and other organizations for people with disabilities in international communities.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 310.

Carolina Literacy Project Inc

Where Passion Meets Literacy Education Improving the English literacy of immigrant and refugee children Our Mission To help immigrant and refugee children in South Carolina increase their English literacy and diminish learning loss that happens during the summer.

KINGSPORT CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Upcoming AmazonSmile Contact Us About KCDC Our Philosophy We understand the importance of the first years of development and strive to provide an environment to meet the individual needs of all children.

JACKSONVILLE SPEECH & HEARING

💬 TEXT "STARGIVER" TO 53555 TO HELP JSHC CONTINUE PROVIDING ACCESS TO A WORLD OF COMMUNICATION FOR NORTHEAST FLORIDA.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 313.

CSHA FOUNDATION

The vision of CSHA is a world where all people are empowered with the fundamental human right to engage and connect.

NATIONAL HEARING CONSERVATION

NHCA provides leadership, expertise, and education on hearing loss prevention strategies and services to the broader professional community and empowers and supports members through networking and advocacy.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 315.

MARYLAND DEAF COMMUNITY CENTER

The Maryland Deaf Community Center is to provide a center where various members of the Deaf Community can congregate for a variety of reasons.