
Outreach Worker - Jason's Story
Our aim is to prevent clients from feeling isolated by supporting them to get out and about and to live independently.
Deaf Identity Christmas Cards
Reach out to a loved one this Christmas with a handwritten Christmas card! Spread some joy in support of our work improving the health and wellbeing of Deaf people.
DEAF IDENTITY have chosen to donate 15% of sales to SignHealth, and we’re so proud to partner with a company that champion’s deaf talent, beautiful designs and positivity.
With so many pubs and clubs closed, it is hard to get together this year, but let’s not let that hold us back from having some fun together! Host a virtual pub quiz, games night, tea party or movie night, invite your friends and encourage people to get involved for a good cause.
December 1st is a day for generosity and chance to give back to the causes and charities that you believe in. After all that has happened this year, consider supporting our mission at SignHealth to improve the health and wellbeing of Deaf people as we face the ongoing pandemic together.
Ask your family to donate to your Facebook SignHealth fundraiser this year instead. Just set up a fundraising page on Facebook, tell your story, why you care and what your hopes are for the year ahead. Asking for donations instead of gifts is a powerful act of generosity!
Due to a lack of accessible information provided by the Government in BSL, SignHealth has produced daily coronavirus briefings. The Deaf community has had a hard time accessing GP and hospital services as these are currently provided by telephone only. In response to this, SignHealth set up BSL Health Access, a service to provide free interpreters for Deaf people accessing health services.
For the holidays this year, our focus is on mental health. Christmas can be a difficult time for people with mental health challenges but coronavirus brings added difficulties, Deaf people may be more isolated as they may not be able to see friends, family and colleagues due to coronavirus restrictions.
This year we will focus on the stories of Deaf people we have met with through our Psychological Therapy Service; stories of courage, positivity and hope that things can and will change.