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BSL and AI: What is the Future?

Join a groundbreaking project exploring how AI can support BSL accessibility, shaped by the views and experiences of deaf BSL signers across the UK.

Our response to the PHSO’s recent report

SignHealth welcomes a new Ombudsman report exposing the barriers deaf people still face. The evidence is clear: we’re still sick of it.

Mental Health Support Must Include Sign Language

Mental Health support must include sign language: Getting help can be challenging for anyone. But for deaf people who use BSL, there is often an extra barrier: communication.

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Why bother voting in the 2026 elections

Politics influence almost every part of how we live our lives, including how we use and access services as deaf people.

Working with deaf employees

Deaf Awareness resource blog highlighting the importance of working with deaf employees and peers with an understanding of their deafness and various needs.

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Comedy night tickets SOLD OUT IN 24 HOURS!

We all know laughter is good for your health, so SignHealth has teamed up with Gavin Lilley to bring you a night of fun, inclusive comedy.

Confidential support from our ISVA team

We offer confidential support for anyone who has experienced sexual abuse, either recently or in the past.

Support for those who are affected

SignHealth has information about the specialist support we have available as well as details of external support for those who are affected by sexual abuse.

Healthcare Survey

Tell us your experiences of NHS services and help us show how they can better meet the communication needs of deaf people.