Join us to celebrate International Week of the Deaf People 2021, International Day of Sign Language 2021 and the Singapore Sign Language Awareness Week 2021 from 20th September 2021 to 24th September 2021! Look out for our daily content at 11:00AM and 7:30PM! Follow...
Check out this music video on #deafawareness that features 3 Deaf individuals signing. Video: Freeflow Productions #supportdeafcommunity Click...
The Hearing Loss (HL) students from Beatty Secondary School performed this year’s National Day theme song – The Road Ahead, through song-signing as part of their school’s 56th National Day performance. The song speaks of overcoming adversity and odds...
Check out the Voice of the Nation video that features sign...
Register Today Course Introduction Curious about sign language? Ever wondered how deaf people communicate with and live in the hearing world? Maybe you have watched Netflix’s “Deaf U” series and are intrigued by Deaf culture? Or perhaps you wish to find out more...
The Rainbow Disabilities Challenge 2021 is an event organised by West Coast Youth Network & West Coast Community Sports Club. It is a virtual walk, run & cycle event that partners with disability organisations to promote inclusivity and active participation...
Interested in learning a deaf language and exploring a new culture? Singapore Sign Language (SgSL) is our native sign language recognised and accepted by the Deaf community in Singapore. SgSL comprises a combination of Shanghainese Sign Language (SSL), American Sign...
The annual Deaf Achievers Awards, organised by the Singapore Association for the Deaf, seek to recognise the outstanding achievements of individuals from the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. Nominations are now open till 18 July 2021. Award CategoriesOutstanding...
SADeaf has held four Deaf Dialogue sessions so far – in which members of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community came together to discuss issues pertaining to accessibility, education, employment and healthcare. Download the Deaf Dialogue 2021 report...
SADeaf was made aware of social media messages on the usage of a logo/graphic on masks to indicate deafness – this shows a stylised ear (orange) and hearing aid (blue). The message appeals to the public to share the logo/graphic to raise awareness of the issue...
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