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Youth Vibe Case Studies From Deafness Support Network
Deafness Support Network has provided us with some Youth Vibe case studies. Read below to find out more about what it's like to live with hearing disability. Me... I am a boy, I’m 14 and I&r...
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Deaf Awareness Workshops with LGBT Youth Group
Deafness Support Network's Youth Vibe young leaders have been busy designing and presenting Deaf Awareness Workshops. This month The Proud Trust which is an LGBT youth group actively took part i...
DSN: Supporting World Mental Health Day
With 1 in 4 people experiencing a mental health problem this year alone, if a colleague says they’re fine, they might not be. To really find out, ask twice. It’s World Mental Health Day...
DSN: A Journey to better Mental Health
A journey to better mental health Having experienced a number of episodes of poor mental health (depression) since childhood, by my mid 50’s, I genuinely thought that life events and expe...
Deafness Support Network: Memory Boxes Helping Dementia Patients
Mementoes from times gone by have been neatly boxed-up to assist dementia patients in Cheshire to remember the past. Dr. Jenna Littlejohn, Head of Research and Dementia at Deafness Support Network...
Deafness Support Network Launches New Mobile App!
DSN has a BRAND new mobile APP! We will be launching the APP on Thursday 29th March 2018, 4pm-7:30pm at Chester Deaf Club. To attend please contact 0333 220 5050 or email dsn@dsnonline.co.uk
What attracted Laura to Deafness Support Network
Laura Jones What role I work in & how long I’ve been with the organisation I am now SSS, but I started as banks staff almost 7 years ago, I then became a full time support worker and the...
Amanda on maternity cover at Deafness Support Network
Amanda Oakley I am the Youth Service Manager, currently three months into a twelve month maternity cover position here at Deafness Support Network. Initially I had very little experience with the...
Why Deafness Support Network is a great place to work
Karen Pane I was first attracted to working at DSN because as a Deaf BSL user myself I felt this would be a great place to work as there would be no communication barrier, also I new they had...
What is it like to work for Deafness Support Network?
My name is Akebe and I am 26 years old. I firstly wanted to say that I was honoured when asked to write a piece about when I started working here, my job and about DSN as I always have the upmost pra...
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