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Provincial and Human Development

• Hearing Loss
• The Structure of DEAFSA
• Early Intervention
• Sign Language and Interpreter Service
• Provincial and Human Development
• Deaf Education

To facilitate and develop immediate and effective structures in respect of services to Deaf people in all provinces, to lobby for Deaf rights and to initiate, manage and co-ordinate services within the Deaf community.

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The creation of visible projects in the provinces such as Deaf leadership and management training, life skills programs, etc. is important.This area of operation also addresses the special needs of Deaf people with multiple disabilities and social, psychological and psychiatric disorders.