More and more organisations are using the internet as a way of displaying their services to a vast audience. The internet also provides an opportunity for lively debates on deaf issues and is a useful way of keeping informed about improvements in technology and environmental aids for people who are deaf.
Not all of us have internet access at home, but it is now possible to link into the internet at major libraries. A charge is made for this service (approx £5 per hour). You can pre-book a session. You may have already come across some website addresses in this pack. Below are details of some others.
Royal Association in Aid of Deaf People (RAD) have a website page they’ve named Virtual Deaf Club, supplying up to date news, information and entertainment. There is a kids’ page with competitions, things to do and a notice board advertising anything from job vacancies to holidays.
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