Disability Services

Deaf Access Program

Learn More About This Program

This program can help you if you are deaf or hard of hearing. Services can include:

  • Communication services: You can get sign language interpreters and emergency 24/7 sign language services for medical or legal emergencies. You can also get documents translated.
  • Advocacy services: You can get help obtaining services such as health benefits, government benefits, or safety services. You can get information on your rights as a deaf or hard of hearing person.
  • Job development and placement: You can get help with employment-related needs, such as job training or getting a job.
  • Information and referral: You can be referred to other programs and organizations to meet your social and health care needs. You can get answers to questions about deafness and hearing loss.
  • Independent living skills instruction: You can learn the skills needed to live independently.
  • Community education: This service educates the public about hearing loss and the needs of people who are deaf or hard of hearing. It also addresses health and safety issues related to deafness.

How do I apply?

To find out how to get these services, please contact your local office.

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