Deaf Awareness Week

What is Deaf Awareness Week?

Deaf Awareness Week is central to the NFD's national marketing strategy.

Each year, in the last week of September, we focus on a significant issue affecting the deaf and hearing impaired people of New Zealand.

Deaf Awareness Week is also a prompt for all New Zealanders to consider having their hearing tested.  If you’re interested in having a free hearing test, contact Life Unlimited Hearing Therapy Services.

 

 

Deaf Awareness Week 19-25 September 2010

The focus of Deaf Awareness Week 2010 was sound injury prevention and rehabilitation. 

This year Deaf Awareness Week was prefaced with "Be Heard" Day on 18 September 2010.  Members of Parliament were asked to give priority to constituents on that day to discuss issues surrounding hearing loss and deafness.

You can download the media pack here 

AUT University students created their own campaign, in collaboration with NFD, to make young people aware of safer listening practices.  Read the media release here

NFD's CEO, Louise Carroll, with AUT students and Earrol the Ear!

 

 

Download Deaf Awareness Week Posters

Designed pro bono for NFD by DDB Auckland. Click each poster to get the larger version, or right-click and choose Save Target As to download a poster.

Open your mouth

Shout

Turn Away

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