Deafblind interpreter announcement
The Government has announced funding to help increase the number of qualified deafblind interpreters in the UK.
The Government has announced funding to help increase the number of qualified deafblind interpreters in the UK.
SignHealth engaged with NHS organisations, healthcare providers, businesses, and industry leaders to champion accessible and inclusive services for deaf people.
Referrals are now open for an upcoming vacancy at our deaf-led, BSL-accessible residential service, supporting deaf adults with complex needs, including people stepping down from hospital.
SignHealth thanks Jess Phillips MP and Alex Davies-Jones MP for their commitment to tackling violence against women and girls, and welcomes Natalie Fleet MP and Catherine Atkinson MP into their new roles. With deaf women experiencing twice the level of domestic abuse, and deaf children three times, compared to hearing people, there is an urgent need for inclusive, accessible and deaf-led support services.
Silent Steps, Avril is fundraising and walking from Scotland to Cornwall as the first deaf woman to achieve this challenge.
Have a look at our new online space co-created with deaf young people! deafwave.signhealth.org.uk
We are excited to work with Amanprit and the board of trustees to improve deaf people’s health and wellbeing.
In January 2026, SignHealth was featured on BBC One’s programme, Lifeline. The short feature focused on SignHealth’s work and shared three impactful stories from Lucindha, Jackie*, and Jacob.
BBC programme highlighted the ongoing barriers deaf people face when trying to access health services and the ways SignHealth breaks down those barriers.