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25.01.2022 Have you joined our Aussie Deaf Kids NDIS Community group yet? This is a closed group focusing on the NDIS pathway for children and young people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The group is for parents and caregivers and the people who support them. A place to ask questions, share information and experiences. NDIS service providers are welcome but no promotion of products or services is permitted. https://www.facebook.com/groups/aussiedeafkidsndiscommunity

21.01.2022 Do you have any upcoming events that you would like us to share? Please contact us via [email protected] along with information / flyers, etc.

21.01.2022 Today is RU OK Day. Check in with your kids today - or any day! https://youtu.be/cnOiwyxBR9g

20.01.2022 Has anyone see Alter Boy, from Perth. There are six members in the group, 3-4 members who are deaf / hard-of-hearing. They have just recently been featured as an artist on Triple J, and they won a grant from Triple J earlier this year. Their music is electropop, with a hip-hop influence, and include LGBTQ+ themes: shiny, dark pop with chaotic performance art and Deaf/trans bodies. Here is a video for their song Bad Dream Break In. It is so wonderful to see successful DHOH young people and for DHOH artists!

20.01.2022 In the year before your child starts school The people working with your child can become an early learning team to support your child's transition to school. You are a member of this team. Talk with the team about what you would like t happen for your child's transition to school this year. What did you do to help your child transition to school or can you provide any advice or tips how your child transitioned to school?

18.01.2022 For those that live in Melbourne and Mitchell Shire and are required to wear masks as of Thursday, how are you going about this with your children especially if they have an hearing aid etc?

18.01.2022 Our first & newsletter is now published! Please click on the below link to read it. Let us know if you would like to be added to the mailing list

17.01.2022 Today is R U OK DAY. This is an important initiative and its a friendly reminder to remember that its okay to not be okay. Times are tough at the moment and everyone is feeling lots of emotions. As a community we need to stick together. Remember there are so many ways to reach out to somebody to have a chat. We are always here for you.

17.01.2022 Have you joined our Aussie Deaf Kids Plus Group and Unilateral Hearing Loss Group? Please join below! https://www.facebook.com/groups/adkunilateralhearingloss https://www.facebook.com/groups/aussiedeafkidsplus

14.01.2022 This is a bit of helpful research - done by a mum (a medical doctor with three deaf kids) on the different types of masks and their affect on both signed and spoken communication.

13.01.2022 Are you a parent or carer? Has your child experienced hearing loss related to Cytomegalovirus (CMV)? Researchers at the Perth Childrens Hospital (PCH) are seek...ing your input to improve care and health outcomes for children who have CMV-related hearing loss. A research study is planned to better understand CMV and to determine how often it causes problems for babies in WA. Researchers will also look at whether early testing of infants with CMV-related hearing loss can improve their health outcomes and the healthcare they receive. Researchers are looking for parents or carers of affected children to contribute advice to the study based on your experience of having a child with CMV- related hearing loss. To find out more and to apply: http://bit.ly/CMV_Infant Applications close: 2nd October, 2020 Perth Childrens Hospital CCMV Association Australia Deaf Children Australia West Australian Foundation for Deaf Children Aussie Deaf Kids

13.01.2022 They surprised their teammate with an Auslan version of the club song after the win. Powerful (via AFL Womens)... https://7sport.link/AFL

13.01.2022 With Christmas around the corner and the promise of new toys and gadgets, a timely reminder that button batteries are dangerous for young children.

12.01.2022 Have you seen these inclusive dolls sold by BrightEars on Etsy?! Loving these baby dolls with NG tubes, Toy Storys Woody and Jessie with hearing aids and more.

12.01.2022 Please see the below link where you can download graphic cards from Deaf Victoria. Utilise these resources as there are a lot of families out there that are currently anxious about the new announcement of wearing masks for Melbourne and Mitchell Shire and the their ability on how to communicate. Please feel free to share.

11.01.2022 Thanks everyone for the support!!

11.01.2022 We are officially launching our online course - Making Informed Decisions on Friday 24th July at 2pm. We would love you to join our virtual event. Register via the below link. If you have access requirements, could you please notify us by COB on Tuesday 21 July. We hope you can join us!

10.01.2022 The online webinar series will take place from 14th-18th September 2020 in conjunction with celebrations for International Usher Syndrome Awareness Day on September 19th. The webinars will include the latest updates on global clinical research efforts, clinical guidelines, how to support your Usher syndrome student in the classroom and more. You will have the option to join us live and participate in Q&A sessions, or access the recordings to watch in your own time. With a range of Australian and International leaders in support for children with Usher syndrome joining us to present, we believe this will be a must for families and health care professionals caring for children with Usher syndrome in Australia.

10.01.2022 Can anyone please help June?

07.01.2022 Kmart Australia has introduced a new inclusive doll range, providing accessible and affordable dolls that help represent all our kids. Kara Brown posted this sn...ap to Aussie Deaf Kids Plus, saying she "wanted to share as its difficult to find things that are relatable to boys [with hearing loss]" Other dolls in the range include one with a vision impairment, one who is in a wheelchair, and one with a cane. We hope the line brings out more dolls so all children with disabilities can feel represented.

07.01.2022 The Disability Royal Commission has released its interim report about violence, abuse, neglect and exploitation experienced by people with disability. If the report creates difficult feelings for you, you can talk to a trauma-informed counsellor. A counsellor provides a safe space for you to be listened to and heard, and supported to explore your needs. For free, independent and confidential support call the National Counselling and Referral Service on 1800 421 468 or visit the website to find out more. www.dss.gov.au/disability-royal-commission-support

06.01.2022 There are many fun things you can do at home to prepare your child for school. Parent Centre suggests that children will do well in school when their parents understand the teaching and learning that happens in school, and that parents can support their child's learning at home if they understand what happens in the classroom.

04.01.2022 PSA for hearing people living in Melbourne & Mitchell Shire. With face masks made mandatory from 11:59pm Wednesday 22nd July 2020, Deaf & hard of hearing peopl...e are feeling really anxious about their ability to communicate with you. Work with us. Be kind. Be open minded. Deaf Victoria - http://www.deafvictoria.org.au/coronavirus . . . #deafcommunityaustralia #deafaccess #communication #facemasks #melbourne #australia #mitchellshire #covid19 #maskupmelbourne #wearamask

04.01.2022 Did you know... The new iPhone IOS update has sound alerts for: Babies crying... Sirens Fire Smoke Door bells Etc... -Go into settings -Accessibility -Sound Recognition -Chose the sounds I just enabled it yesterday and It just alerted me of a siren at 4am. I have my phone silenced (why?) but the screen brightness woke me up. Interesting... It never once alerted me during the day when I had my CI on. I guess it’s trial and error time to see what works and doesn’t work well. I am wondering if it vibrates and or vibrates my Apple Watch too? I’d have to wear it at night but that’s easy enough. (Shared with permission from Moline Schrader).

02.01.2022 The impact of science intervention on caregiver attitudes and behaviours towards science for deaf and hearing children.

01.01.2022 We are proud to announce that our new Aussie Deaf Kids NDIS Community group is now up and running. This is a closed group focusing on the NDIS pathway for children and young people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The group is for parents and caregivers and the people who support them. A place to ask questions, share information and experiences. NDIS service providers are welcome but no promotion of products or services is permitted. https://www.facebook.com/groups/aussiedeafkidsndiscommunity