It’s time, friends and foes! A time to rise up, unite resources, build support, educate and especially be “heard” by those who live in Houston. Although Houston is the 4th largest city in the US, we have yet to see a central hub where Houstonians can find a variety of useful information in one place. HoustonDeafNetwork.com will do its best to fill in the missing gaps and help you fulfill your needs. But wait, there’s more than just providing you information… continue »
If you are an interpreter or Deaf performer and love music, you need to join us for an incredible musical interpreting workshop right here in Houston! The event is March 9th & 10th. continue »
We have many deaf dogs who need homes of folks who can understand them and also train them in ASL commands. Many of our dogs listed are in the state of TX. Maybe with your network you can help folks to find the perfect dog for them. Our website is www.deafdogsrock.com
We also have great articles on everything deaf dog. Thank you – Christina Lee – http://deafdogsrock.com/adoptable-deaf-dogs
Teens ages 15 to 17 will be allowed to serve. Students 15 to 17 must have a signed parental permission form and a letter of recommendation from their pastor or youth leader. Students ages 13 to 14 will be allowed to serve. Students 13-14 may travel/serve with the mission team but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. continue »
We are looking for an ASL Teacher to help with a hard of hearing student in 10th grade. She has been struggling with 10th grade basic Reading comprehension. The tutoring is for 12 hours per month (3 times a week). If interested please contact us! Compensation is $25 per hour. Lorena Castillo lcastillo@clubztutoring.com
An estimated 1500 Deaf, Deaf-Blind, Hard-of-Hearing, and Hearing individuals from 13 states will attend a special three-day convention beginning on Friday, August 5 in Denton, Texas. continue »
Haiti Deaf not Forgotten, President Barack Obama told the Haitian people after the January 2010 earthquake, “You will not be forsaken, you will not be forgotten.” continue »
A Service Series by the Deaf for the Deaf at First Methodist Houston. Beginning July 10, 2011, Dr. Steve Wende will begin a series on “Forgiveness and Second Chances”. This series was suggested by the Deaf at FMHouston and we will be actively participating in the development of each message for a 4 week study. continue »
A national policy adopted by First Methodist Houston, Texas to uphold true accessibility.
Theological/Biblical Stance:
Christians have believed and taught from the very beginning that God is the Creator of all people continue »
I would like to introduce to you our new realization here at Mains Diamants ( Diamond Hands in English). Please find enclosed the presentation of our revolutionary website for the sign language. continue »
My name is John, I’m an martial arts instructor here in Houston. I work for Elite MMA located on the Southwest. I would like to provide a self defense and Mixed Martial Arts program for the deaf community in Houston. continue »
Our presenters from Safe Place and Advocacy, Inc have designed a full day of training for ASL interpreters. The training will provide interpreters an opportunity to learn more about the dynamics of violence perpetrated against Deaf individuals. In addition, the effects of these dynamics on the interpreter when called to situations involving sexual or domestic violence will also be addressed. This training will support participants in applying the interpreter Code of Ethics in situations encountered when responding to incidences of domestic and sexual violence. Attorneys with Advocacy, Inc. will co-facilitate continue »
Learn from this Panel Discussion featuring successful Black Deaf women sharing their experiences & struggles being Deaf in America.
Our Distinguished Panel Members: include: Dr. Shirley Allen, Ms. Mary Van Manen, Ms. Mary Perrodin, Ms. Regina Grant, & Ms. Michelle Martin. continue »
Come Join us for a night of elegance, decadence and artistry at Austin’s DoubleTree Hotel Phoenix Central Ballroom. Complete with a cash bar, entertainment, event photographers, delicious cajun foods and desserts!
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Mission Hearts first responded to the earthquake that devastated the nation of Haiti in July of 2010. Teams have been working tirelessly to serve the deaf, hard of hearing, blind and physically handicapped at St.Vincent’s Center for handicapped. There is still much work to be done and you are needed. Our next team leaves March 20, 2011, won’t you please prayerfully consider joining us to serve at St. Vincent’s.
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I have a 3 year old daughter who is deaf, and I want our family to become more involved and my daughter to have friends who are also deaf but I dont know where to look. I am finding it to find functions or social networks geared more towrds deaf children. If anybody has any suggestions please reply @ ashley.hannah87@yahoo.com Ashley Hannah
The days were not long enough and the thought of coming home just made us want to stay longer. The people of Haiti are amazing as they have lived through more than most of us can ever imagine and still continue to smile with hope and strength. The photo is a few of the many deaf we met and the hearing who wish to learn more ASL, to become teachers and friends to the deaf. Nicole was the first Deaf person the St. Vincent’s deaf had ever seen outside of Haiti. Her abilities, strength, smile and personality endeared her to the Haitian deaf. continue »
There is a Deaf Task Force for Emergency Preparedness general meeting this Monday, May 10th, 2010 starting at 6:00pm. continue »
Lunch will be served – Hot Dogs or bamburgers, beans, Potatoes salads, chips, and drinks. Bring your own lawn chairs.
Raffles: If you are interested in purchasing raffles, contact HBCD members. Raffles will not be purchased at doors. continue »
Exciting new possibilities await you at the Business Convention and Expo of the Deaf (BCED) in Houston, Texas will refresh and continue »