Cork Deaf Association, 5 Mac Curtain Street, Cork City, Ireland. The NAD Law and Defense Center educates, advocates and litigates on behalf of and to empower people who are deaf and hard of hearing. We advocate for legislative and public policy issues that concern the deaf and hard of hearing community, particularly at the national level and often in collaboration with other national organizations. We cover a wide range of topics including, but not limited to, captions, early intervention, education, employment, emergency preparedness, health care, technology, and transportation.
You can learn more about topics of interest to you and to the deaf and hard of hearing community through the links on many of the pages on our website. On these pages, you will also find more information about the actions that the NAD has taken in relation to these issues and how you can get involved. Sarah Good, coordinator of the Cork Deaf Association, encourages people to participate in the week and to learn about the support available. Morgan's Deaf and Disabled Rights Unit %26 works with people who are deaf, deafblind, hard of hearing and with other disabilities to fight discrimination and other injustices.
The Cork Deaf Association, Cork's advocacy group for deaf or hard of hearing people, will offer free hearing tests today (Monday) at its MacCurtain Street facilities, as part of Cork's Hearing Problems Awareness Week, a series of events between Monday, October 17 and 21.The Cork Deaf Association is committed to empowering deaf and hard of hearing people in the city and county of Cork by providing information, promotion and support services. We also offer follow-up support and advice on hearing aids and adapting to hearing loss at the Cork Deaf Association.
