The Warrington and District Society for Deaf has been an important part of the local community for many years, supporting individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Through a range of services, the society helps people feel more included and connected, with their work includes offering British Sign Language (BSL) classes, organising social activities and providing advocacy services. All of these are implemented with the aim of reducing communication barriers and promoting better understanding within the wider community.
One of the society’s main goals is to make Warrington more accessible. They work with schools, businesses and local organisations to raise awareness of the challenges faced by deaf individuals and to help ensure services and spaces are more inclusive. Their efforts go beyond supporting individuals and focus on encouraging understanding throughout the community.
The society also provides opportunities for people to come together and find a sense of belonging.
Through social activities and community events, people who are deaf or hard of hearing can connect, share experiences and build friendships; this offers both emotional support and practical advice for those who may feel isolated.
Warrington BID is pleased to highlight the positive work of the Warrington and District Society for Deaf and their efforts contribute to making Warrington a more inclusive place where everyone can take part in community life.
By offering essential services and advocating for accessibility, the society helps ensure that people of all abilities can flourish in our town.
Click here to find out more about the organisation.