Cambridgeshire Deaf Association

Our new daytime sign language course is open for enrolment in Cambridge! Beginning Friday March 22nd, this beginners course will run from 11am to 1pm for 30 weeks. Perfect if you can't make an evening course. Places are limited! Find out more and enrol online. https://cambsdeaf.org/services/sign-langu age-and-training/…/

Subtitled showing of new film 'Bumblebee' in Peterborough! 22nd of February at 11.00 at the wonderful venue The Key Theater. The tickets are £3 each and can be bought online:
https://vivacity.org/whatson/theatre-and- arts/bumblebee/

CDA members now get 15% off at the Lightbox cafe in Peterborough! Just show them your membership card for the discount. A huge thank you to the Lightbox cafe for their support! More discounted venues to come...

BSL interpreted theater: The Giant Jam Sandwich (suitable for young children) at 2pm Sunday 3rd March, The Quarry Theatre, Bedford.

Robin Hood, BSL interpreted panto, Thursday 21st February in the evening at Stratton Upper School, Biggleswade. Tickets are available to buy now!

Sign Live Workshop. How to access/use service. No access to work? No problem, Sign Live is growing to include independent Deaf business as well as HMRC/hospitals/Scottish Power etc. Wednesday 25th March 10.30am - 12pm Ely Deaf Drop-in, The High Flyer, 69 Newham Street, CB7 4PQ.

Cambridge Deaf Club times are changing.. why not come along and see what it's like? It's on the 3rd Saturday of the month (next one February 16th) from 2pm to 6pm. The address is 8 Romsey Terrace, Cambridge CB1 3NH

Do you have goals you want to achieve in 2019. Come along to Peterborough OSAS and lets see if we can help you get there https://cambsdeaf.org/…/…/open-suppor t-and-advocacy-service/

Peterborough Deaf Coffee Morning has moved to The Park Inn Hotel in the Centre of Peterborough. Its every first and third monday of the month from 10:30am.
Park Inn is an amazing location and people love it there! Thanks to the staff and management for making us feel so welcome.
See here for more information https://cambsdeaf.org/…/coffee…/peter borough-coffee-morning/

Our Annual report shows what CDA have been up to over the last year. Please follow the link to have a read. CDA are here to serve the local Deaf Community so please give us your feedback so we can improve. Here's to another great year in 2019!

Sign Live Workshop. How to access/use service. No access to work? No problem, Sign Live is growing to include independent Deaf business as well as HMRC/hospitals/Scottish Power etc. Wednesday 27th February 12:30pm - 2:30pm Peterborough Deaf Drop-in, City College, Peterborough, PE1 1TU.

PAT Dogs are coming! Pets As Therapy. Interpreter Booked! Peterborough Deaf Drop-In, City College Peterborough, 3rd April 2019. 12:30 - 2:30pm

50+ Group will be going to Cromwell Museum in Huntingdon on Friday 15th February. Meet at 10:30am, opens at 11am. Free Entry. The museum is the site of an old grammar school attended by Oliver Cromwell, lots of history and information for you all to absorb. Address: The Cromwell Museum, Grammar School Walk, Huntingdon PE29 3LF After the visit the group will go for lunch/coffee, there will be a couple of choices of places on the day.

We all hope you had a lovely Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Please follow the link to see our 1st newsletter of 2019.
Best wishes,
... All at CDA
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This big brilliant them supports to Deaf people in Cambridgeshire..

Is a necessary and need for our society . As a parent of deaf child I feel cared and supported, since am asked to participate . Well done go ahead and make a different .

I took the Sign Language Basics Course with my sister and it exceeded my expectations! Alongside learning practical skills such as finger signing and basic conversation there was a comprehensive introduction to BSL which helped put into context what we were learning. I left the course feeling inspired and eager to learn more. Couldn't recommend highly enough, thank you!

I attended the Basic Sign Language session today and really enjoyed it. There were only four us today so very informal and the tutor was excellent. He made the session fun, interesting and very informative. Would definitely recommend this course.

Can highly recommend the Sign Language basics course. Great insight in to deaf awareness, alongside a very well organised educational tutorial for BSL beginners.

At this moment I'm going my BSL level 1 at CRC, the CDA has a good source of information and can those who want to learn about the deaf world. It has lot of event place here to chat and keep up on your signing level with your BSL, I've given full stars to the CDA for this as I've looked into it's a top wedsite.

This big brilliant them supports to Deaf people in Cambridgeshire..

Is a necessary and need for our society . As a parent of deaf child I feel cared and supported, since am asked to participate . Well done go ahead and make a different .

I took the Sign Language Basics Course with my sister and it exceeded my expectations! Alongside learning practical skills such as finger signing and basic conversation there was a comprehensive introduction to BSL which helped put into context what we were learning. I left the course feeling inspired and eager to learn more. Couldn't recommend highly enough, thank you!

I attended the Basic Sign Language session today and really enjoyed it. There were only four us today so very informal and the tutor was excellent. He made the session fun, interesting and very informative. Would definitely recommend this course.

Can highly recommend the Sign Language basics course. Great insight in to deaf awareness, alongside a very well organised educational tutorial for BSL beginners.

At this moment I'm going my BSL level 1 at CRC, the CDA has a good source of information and can those who want to learn about the deaf world. It has lot of event place here to chat and keep up on your signing level with your BSL, I've given full stars to the CDA for this as I've looked into it's a top wedsite.

This big brilliant them supports to Deaf people in Cambridgeshire..

Is a necessary and need for our society . As a parent of deaf child I feel cared and supported, since am asked to participate . Well done go ahead and make a different .

I took the Sign Language Basics Course with my sister and it exceeded my expectations! Alongside learning practical skills such as finger signing and basic conversation there was a comprehensive introduction to BSL which helped put into context what we were learning. I left the course feeling inspired and eager to learn more. Couldn't recommend highly enough, thank you!

I attended the Basic Sign Language session today and really enjoyed it. There were only four us today so very informal and the tutor was excellent. He made the session fun, interesting and very informative. Would definitely recommend this course.

Can highly recommend the Sign Language basics course. Great insight in to deaf awareness, alongside a very well organised educational tutorial for BSL beginners.

At this moment I'm going my BSL level 1 at CRC, the CDA has a good source of information and can those who want to learn about the deaf world. It has lot of event place here to chat and keep up on your signing level with your BSL, I've given full stars to the CDA for this as I've looked into it's a top wedsite.