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Also known as:- Education Psychology, Hearing Impaired Service, SEN Services, Sensory Impaired Service, Speech, Language & Communication Service, SpLD Tutorial Centres, Visually Impaired Service

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Question: What support groups are available for parents to contact if their children are hearing impaired?

Answer: Various support groups are available to parents including:
The National Deaf Children’s Society, Royal National Institute for Deaf People, British Deaf Association, Hampshire and IOW Deaf Association, Isle of Wight Deaf Children’s Association (tel 611881) and Saturday Club for the Deaf (tel/fax 760180).
www.ndcs.org.uk
www.rnid.org.uk
www.bda.org.uk

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