The Hawaiʻi Council for Exceptional Children is organized for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes to advance the education of children and youth with exceptionalities and to establish and administer programs and activities for the education of its members.
A therapist can work with people who need help with their mental illness, but also works with people who are basically mentally healthy but need healing from emotional hurt.
There are service dogs that are trained specifically to help those of us with hearing loss.
Join mother and Parent Support Specialist Ginger Knowles and Tre’, her deaf-blind son, for refreshments, great conversations, and the opportunity to connect with other families and share resources.
Lifetime Disability Access passes are available for those of us who have permanent disabilities, which includes hearing (and/or vision) loss.
Deaf-Blind Communication Cards – Comprehensive Service Center for People who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing or Deaf-Blind
The CSC’s Hard of Hearing Program was developed to provide support for people who identify as hard of hearing, whether congenital or late-deafened.
ʻOhana Program for families with deaf, hard of hearing, or deaf-blind children.
This card was developed to address situations in the past where individuals with communication access needs faced communication barriers and difficulties due to others not understanding that they require other methods to communicate effectively.
