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Deafness In Cumbria
Whoever you are, whatever your age, if you are affected in some way by deafness- yourself, a member of your family or a friend – then this is the site for you. Here you will find basic information on key issues for different age groups and links to many other sources of help available. Simply click on the route map. CDA logo
Young Adult
Deaf identity
Deaf identity is about communication and the best sort of communication for you.  It is also about who you are and where you might belong.
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What is mentoring?
Mentoring is a one-to-one relationship with someone who gives time to support and encourage you.
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Where can I get personal help?
Personal Advisors are available in school from Year 9 (age 13 onwards).
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How can I find out about youth activities?
There are activities for young deaf people and their friends.
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What about further education?

There is good support and financial help if you are considering further education.
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Will my hearing impairment reduce my job choices?
You can apply for support with technical equipment and communication support.
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Making new relationships

Throughout life relationships are made and broken. Some are here to stay, some cause us pain, while others make your heart flip!
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Young Adult Information

Click the links below for more information 

www.cumbriadeaf.co.uk

www.deafeducation.org.uk 

www.ncumbria.nhs.uk

www.cumbria.gov.uk/education

www.defeatingdeafness.org  

www.bcig.org 

http://www.ihr.mrc.ac.uk/research/prostheses/outcomes/numbers.php 

www.familyfund.org.uk

www.uclan.ac.uk/studentservices

 

 

 

 

 
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