Supporting people with acquired deafness to live independent lives
At WNDA our goal is to support those with acquired deafness. We provide a broad variety of social activities, providing opportunities to engage with others facing the same challenges; this will help eliminate any feelings of isolation and help you feel part of a community.
Social Clubs & Activities
Weekly - Tuesdays: 6pm-7pm
Alive St James, Blackfriars Street, K.L, PE30 1NN
The UK's FIRST dedicated swim school for Deaf children is now on!
Run by Oli Kenny, Team GB member and Deaf advocate, this swim school is suitable for children aged 5-12 with all levels of hearing loss and all abilities.
Monthly - Second Monday of the month: 10am-12pm
Methodist Church, Austin Street, Hunstanton PE366AJ
Conversation, Hearing Aids & Tea club returns to Hunstanton. Join us for social activities, networking, support & advice with other hearing aid wearers. We're looking forward to seeing you!
Monthly - Last Thursday of the month: 10am-12pm
Town Hall OR Heritage Centre (see poster)
CHAT Club has returned to Downham! Taking place over two venues, Conversation, Hearing Aids, and Tea social group enjoy lots of varied group activities and loads of laughs! All activities are tailored to those affected by acquired hearing loss.
At WNDA we know that living with deafness can be isolating. The difficulties faced with communication can lead to feelings of loneliness and cause people to become disengaged. Deafness and hearing loss is not just about the inability to hear, it is also about the daily struggles a person experiences communicating with those around them, and the impact this has on a persons' wellbeing.
As such, we make it our mission to ensure everyone living with acquired deafness are given the opportunities and support to live their most independent, fulfilled lives.