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Deaf Education

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

To proactively promote and facilitate the education and training of all Deaf and hard of hearing individuals so that they become empowered through their knowledge, independent and critical thinking as well as their skills, so that they can develop their full potential, can live and work with dignity and make a pro-active contribution to society.

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It is also DEAFSA's aim to acknowledge and promote the right to and recognition of Sign Language as well as Deaf culture; to make equal education and training for all Deaf people accessible by means of Sign Language; and to make equal education and training accessible to the hard of hearing by means of a spoken/written language with the aid of assertive devices.