If you or someone you love often feels left out around the dinner table due to hearing loss the @RNID have developed a game to play this Christmas which aims to start the conversation about #deafawareness at dinner time, available for donations above £5 https://t.co/QHaJ6oJHAC
We asked deaf people and those with hearing loss and tinnitus what friends and family can do to make communication easier at Christmas time, here is a poster sharing their tips, please download and share https://t.co/JtDqtre6BO
Just love that you do this every year, our son was so stunned and excited to see Santa right outside his house. It's things like this that help make Christmas really special, thank you!!
I've #justdonated to The Hazel Grove Inner Wheel Christmas Float Appeal in aid of Francis House & Alzheimer's UK, Santa will be visiting from 6th - 10th Dec.. Donate on @justgiving and help raise £5000 https://t.co/xLXDqAEws0
You've done #blackfriday and #cybermonday time to give back for #GivingTuesday When you donate to
@RNID
this year (via the link below) you get a gift back, our Christmas dinner game. A game that helps everyone feel included #deafawareness https://t.co/wzqa4plH9u
If you live outside the UK and want to make your festive dinner party deaf aware we can send our game to you for any donation over £10.
Let's make the world #BeDeafAware this Christmas! 🌎 🎅🏿
Order your game: https://t.co/6uBvTl3eS6
"My Christmas wish for hearing people is to ask their deaf friends and family how to make their dinner table deaf-friendly."
We’ve designed a dinner party game to make everyone #BeDeafAware this Christmas.
Read Evie's story and order your game: https://t.co/zhf12kQQAV
With Christmas approaching many of us are hoping we can get together with friends & family and enjoy catching up. In this article @justEvieC shares how this particular christmas pastime has it's challenges https://t.co/Ty8yeUinNF
"When my tinnitus started I would be ironing my shirt for work in the morning in floods of tears. Through hard work, I’ve found ways to cope. If you’re reading this and you’re struggling with tinnitus - please reach out for help. No one has to do this alone." - Rich
Old name, new purpose! Very excited to be a part of this team working towards a fully inclusive world for deaf people and those with hearing loss or tinnitus. Wearing my new pinbadge with pride :D @rnid_uk
Nice thread about inclusivity and tolerance. Yes it’s another @starwars tweet from your resident nerd but the social commentary on display in this show is artfully done and should be commended.
I wonder if I can get this on the uni reading lists 🧐 @Alison_Winter_ ICYMI
Thank you all for supporting Evie and inturn our charity, efforts like these truly help us to make life more inclusive for deaf people and those with hearing loss. You're a star @justEvieC thank you for all of your efforts. x
Having seen my father become more withdrawn from taking part in social activities due to his hearing & tinnitus, I can attest that dinner table syndrome is a thing, and it is the responsibility of all of us to practice proper deaf awareness.
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What are you up to this Halloween? Not much? Why not give this a crack, can you stay silent for 24 hours? Can you learn some #BSL to communicate instead? If you're up to the challenge, sign up here! Spooky fancy dress compulsory obvs ;)
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