Action Deafness, a Deaf-led national business solutions charitable company.

BID Services is a charity. We work in partnership with children, young people and adults and their families and carers. We support people who are deaf, hard of hearing, visually impaired or have a dual sensory loss.

The British Academy of Audiology, the largest association of professionals in hearing and balance in the UK. Their membership extends internationally and provides services in both the public and private sector.

BIHIMA aim is to raise the awareness of hearing loss and the impact it has on society. BIHIMA members’ aim is to invest in research and development to ensure hearing instruments are designed and manufactured using the latest technology, to positively change the lives of people with hearing loss.

The BAEA is the British Assn of Educational Audiologists and an Educational Audiologist (EA) is most often a qualified Teacher of the Deaf who has a master's degree in Audiology. The organisation exists primarily to promote the profession itself and act as a platform for debate and support of its members.

BATOD (British Association of Teachers of Deaf Children and Young People) is the sole professional association for Teachers of the Deaf in the UK.

Founded in 1890, the British Deaf Association (BDA) is a national Deaf-led organisation that works directly with Deaf people that use British Sign Language (BSL).

The British Healthcare Trades Association (BHTA) is the UK’s oldest and largest and largest healthcare association, founded in 1917. Our members make or sell healthcare and assistive technology products that aim to help people live more independently.

The British Society of Audiology is the leading UK organisation for all professionals interested in the latest science and its application in improving people’s lives with hearing and balance problems.

The British Society of Hearing Aid Audiologists is the professional body which represents and promotes the interests of the independent hearing aid profession mainly within Great Britain and Northern Ireland but globally too.

The British Tinnitus Association is an independent charity and the primary source of information for people with tinnitus. It helps to facilitate an improved quality of life for people with tinnitus through a range of support options including support groups, a helpline and its website.

CDA is a local charity focused on improving the lives of all deaf people and those with hearing loss in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough areas.

We are an NHS Audiology Service that utilised the Government Right to Request scheme to spin out as a not-for-profit Social Enterprise.

The Cochlear Implanted Children’s Support Group is an independent, voluntary registered charity run by parents providing contact, information, support and events for families before, during or after a child’s cochlear implant.

We are a national charity, promoting inclusion and achievement for deaf children through listening and speaking. Our team of Education Advisors and Technology Consultants support professionals in acquiring the skills and confidence needed to help deaf children use their residual hearing, access technology and develop natural spoken language.

Hearing Dogs for Deaf People believes that nobody with hearing loss should feel alone. This is why our Hearing Link services connect individuals experiencing hearing loss – plus partners, family and friends – with hearing care professionals and products that will improve their health and well-being. We work closely with knowledgeable volunteers with lived experience of hearing loss who make up our peer support network and share tried-and-tested techniques that help to make life easier.

Hearing Link works for all adults with acquired hearing loss in the UK, empowering them to remain fully active members of society by providing information, delivering training, and facilitating peer support.

Hertfordshire Hearing Advisory Service supports people affected by hearing loss by providing a range of practical community services in Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, West Essex and Suffolk.

National Association of Deafened People (NADP) is a user led organisation set up to provide information, support and campaign for deafened people and all those who have a hearing loss to lead an independent life without barriers.

The National Cochlear Implant Users Association campaigns on behalf of the tens of thousands of profoundly deaf people in the UK whose lives can be transformed by cochlear implants.

National Community Hearing Association, the voice of community hearing care throughout the UK, committed to better hearing care for all.

The National Deaf Children’s Society (NDCS) is the leading charity dedicated to creating a world without barriers for deaf children and young people.

NatSIP, the National Sensory Impairment Partnership is a partnership of organisations working together to improve outcomes for children and young people with sensory impairment.

RNID has a proud history and big ambitions. From collaborating on the first cochlear implant developed in the UK, to campaigning for the Government’s first BSL Act in 2022, we’ve worked with our communities for over one hundred years – and changed the lives of millions.

Sense is the UK charity for people who are deafblind, and has been supporting those with sensory impairments and complex needs for more than 60 years.

Founded in 1841, we are one of the oldest charities working with deaf people in the UK. Celebrating deaf culture and community is an essential part of what we do. With deaf people, and in collaboration with others, we innovate and deliver services that deaf people want and need.

We are a passionate and caring Deaf-led team working towards a future where there are no barriers to good health and wellbeing for Deaf people. We are one of the UK’s largest employers of Deaf people, and most hearing staff in our projects and services are fluent sign language users.

We are an independent, national charity offering professional support services, information and a range of social, cultural and educational programmes to the Deaf community, people with all levels of hearing loss, people experiencing Tinnitus, their friends, families and those caring for them.

The UK Council on Deafness is the umbrella body for organisations working with people who are deaf or have a hearing loss.