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Hearing Dogs for Deaf People rebuild connection, companionship, and confidence through expertly-trained hearing dogs and peer-led support services.
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ALT Black Labrador, Douglas, laying down on the grass in his burgundy assistance dog jacket with the Hearing Dogs for Deaf People logo down the side in white. Douglas is looking up at the camera with his mouth open in a happy smile and resting beside him is a a sign that reads "Hot girls run half marathons" and has a photo of two runners on it.
ALT Photo of Alison, standing outdoors and smiling at the camera. Above her is a light pink shape with a quote that reads "Learning to lipread gave me the knowledge and confidence to advocate for myself. And once even enabled me to cheat in a pub quiz!" In the bottom left is a dark pink shape with her name "Alison Fricker"
ALT Illustration of a rubbish bin with dark pink post-it notes thrown in, on a light and dark pink background with text. Above the illustration, the text reads "4. Tell them to ditch the jargon." Below the illustration, the text reads "Acronyms and industry specific words are harder to make out if you don’t use them yourself. Ask the people you’re with to speak plainly and clearly."
ALT Illustration of a person pointing to themselves with their thumb on a light and dark pink background with text. Above the illustration, text reads " 5. Tell people what’s best for you." Below the illustration, text reads "We’re all different so make sure people know what works best for you. Including that you need people to face you, where you might need to sit in the room, or if you need different lighting."