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These international-level organizations work on behalf of deaf, deaf-blind, late-deafened, and hard of hearing people globally. Some international organizations strive to serve all nations when resources permit. Other international organizations specialize in a specified list of countries or regions. Consult the website for the organization that interests you, or communicate with them directly, to learn whether your country is included in its mission.
Deaf Child Worldwide 15 Dufferin Street London EC1Y 8UR United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0)20 7549 0454 Minicom: +44 (0)20 7490 8656 Fax: +44 (0)20 7251 5020 info@deafchildworldwide.org http://www.deafchildworldwide.info/
Description: Deaf Child Worldwide works to defend the rights of deaf children, strengthen local organizations, and improve government services globally. Consult its web site for case studies of projects working with deaf children; its resource library of articles on deaf children; and a listing of future deaf-related events.
Deafblind International (DbI) PO Box 143 Burswood, WA 6100 Australia Tel: +61 8 9473 5400 TTY: +64 8 9473 5488 Fax: +61 8 9473 5499 secretariat@deafblindinternational.org http://www.deafblindinternational.org
Description: DbI brings together professionals, researchers, families, deafblind people and administrators to raise awareness of deafblindness. Central to our work is to support the development of services to enable a good quality of life for deafblind children and adults of all ages.
GPOD: Global Coalition of Parents of Children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Via F.lli Matteini 36 Istia (GR) 58100 Italy Phone: (39) 338-1640244 gpodhh2010@gmail.com http://www.gpodhh.org
Description: GPOD is an international collaboration of parent groups dedicated to promoting improved systemic protocols and practices which encourage informed choice and the empowerment of families with children who are deaf or have hearing loss.
International Committee of Sports for the Deaf (ICSD) Comite International des Sports des Sourds (CISS) 528 Trail Avenue, Frederick, Maryland 21701 United States of America Fax: (301) 620-2990 info@ciss.org http://www.ciss.org http://www.deaflympics.com
Description: CISS is devoted to cherishing the spirit of Deaflympics in which Deaf athletes strive to reach the pinnacle of competition by embracing the motto of per ludos aequalitas (Equality through sports) and adhering to the ideals of the Olympics.
International Federation of the Hard of Hearing (IFHOH) Box 6605 S – 113 84 Stockholm Sweden info@ifhoh.org http://www.ifhoh.org/
Description: The IFHOH facilitates the exchange of information among organizations representing hard of hearing and late-deafened people. Consult its web site for a list of IFHOH member organizations and for papers on hard of hearing people and related topics. Visit their site to access the IFHOH biannual journal.
International Federation for hard of hearing Young People Karina Chupina, President Meidoornhof 42, 7621 CM Borne The Netherlands karina.chupina@gmail.com christi-ifhohyp@home.nl http://www.ifhohyp.org
Description: IFHOHYP is an international non-governmental federation for national and regional youth organizations dedicated to hard of hearing young people throughout the world. It is committed to promoting equal rights for hard of hearing young people at all levels of the community. People may subscribe to IFHOHYP Mailing by emailing the secretary at lianne.ifhohyp@gmail.com.
Quota International 1420 21st Street NW Washington DC 20036 United States of America Tel: (202) 331-9694 Fax: (202) 331-4395 staff@quota.org http://www.quota.org
Description: This international service organization links members of all ages, occupations, and nationalities in a worldwide network of service and friendship. Serves deaf, hard of hearing, and speech impaired people and disadvantaged women and children. Consult its website for a list of Quota International clubs around the world.
Sense International 101 Pentonville Road London N1 9LG United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0)20 7520 0980 Fax: +44 (0)20 7520 0985 info@senseinternational.org https://www.senseinternational.org.uk/
Description: Sense International works with deafblind people in developing countries so they can communicate, connect, interact, and flourish. Consult its web site for its list of regional offices in India, East Africa, Latin America, and Romania.
World Association of Sign Language Interpreters PO Box 56216 London N4 2UD United Kingdom https://wasli.org/
Description: WASLI offers information relevant to deaf and hearing sign language interpreters globally. Consult their newsletter and country reports for information about access to sign language interpreters for deaf people around the world.
World Federation of the Deaf WFD General Secretariat P.O. Box 65 FIN-00401 Helsinki, Finland Fax: +358 9 580 3572 wfd@kl-deaf.fi (WFD President) info@wfdeaf.org (General info and enquiries) memberships@wfdeaf.org (Join as a member) orders@wfdeaf.org (Ordering WFD merchandise) http://www.wfdeaf.org
Description: With more than 130 national deaf-run organizations in its membership, WFD acts as a spokes-organization for deaf people around the world. Consult its web site for policy papers and fact sheets on deaf people; a list of organizations that support developing countries; a list of industrialized country governments that support developing countries; and a web page targeted at deaf people in developing countries.
World Federation of the Deafblind Lex Grandia, President Snehvidevej 13 DK-9400 Noerresundby Denmark Phone: +45 98 19 20 99 Fax: +45 98 19 20 57 lex.grandia@mail.dk (President) flasc@ecua.net.ec (Vice President) deafblind.deafnet@deafcare.co.za (Secretary General) ch.nil@comhem.se (Treasurer) afdbtz@yahoo.com (Africa) fukusima@rcast.u-tokyo.ac.jp (Asia) world@dodir.hr (Europe) beatrizvallejol@gmail.com (Latin America) jsbohrman@earthlink.net (North America) irenemc@tadaust.org.au (The Pacific) http://www.wfdb.org/
Description: The WFDB represents national organizations of deafblind people internationally. It disseminates information about deafblindness and the services that deafblind people need to lead independent lives. Consult its web site for links to other deafblind organizations globally.
WRAD, Inc. PO Box 3211 Quartz Hills, CA 93586 United States of America Video Phone: (661) 943-8879 Phone: (661) 943-8879 TTY: (716) 586-4208 Fax: (716) 475-7101 wradceo@aol.com http://wrad.org/
Description: Provides programs, services, and activities to people who are hearing, deaf, or hard of hearing.
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These organizations serve deaf people in a specific region whether Africa, Asia, Europe, or elsewhere.
Association of Late Deafened Adults – Asia Pacific (ALDA-AP) 1233/B, LAC II, St. 37/B, Mehmoodabad # 6, (Behind United Bakery), Karachi – 75640 Pakistan danishkadah@gmail.com (Reaches Muhammad Akram)
Description: Open for membership to any late-deafened adult in the Asia Pacific region. Enables members to exchange coping strategies and participate in recreational programs, conferences, and workshops.
European Federation of Associations of Teachers of the Deaf info@feapda.eu president@feapda.eu congress-info@feadpa.org https://www.feapda.eu/
Description: FEAPDA is a group of Teachers of the Deaf that addresses issues concerning the education of deaf children and young people. Its website links to more associations of teachers of the deaf and other organizations working with deaf people throughout Europe.
European Federation of Hard of Hearing People (EFHOH) c/o Hörselskadades Riksförbund Box 6605 SE-113 84 Stockholm Sweden Gävlegatan 16 (Office) Phone: +46 8 457 5500 Fax: +46 8 457 5503 efhoh@hrf.se http://www.efhoh.org/
Description: EFHOH contains the European members of the International Federation of Hard of Hearing People (IFHOH). Their website has links to some national-level organizations of hard of hearing people in Europe.
European Federation of Parents of Hearing Impaired Children FEPEDA Sari Paloposki, President KLVL, Ilkantie 4 00400 Helsinki, Finland Phone: + 358 40 7589539 contact@FEPEDA.EU http://fepeda.eu/
Description: FEPEDA is a non-governmental umbrella organization set up to represent associations of parents and friends of deaf and hard of hearing children at a European level. Its membership includes national and regional associations as well as smaller groups and individuals from all of the European Union, Central and Oriental Europe and the Community of Independent States. FEPEDA is supported by KLVL.
European Forum of Sign Language Interpreters (EFSLI) Maya de Wit, President Vinkenhof 31 3741 WK Baarn The Netherlands Fax: +31 35 5339873 president@efsli.org (Reaches EFSLI president) training@efsli.org http://www.efsli.org/
Description: EFSLI is an organization of Sign Language Interpreters consisting of national and regional associations, individual, and associate members throughout Europe. Its website links to more interpreter organizations in Europe.
European Union of the Deaf rue de la Loi – Wetstraat 26/15 B-1040 Brussels Belgium Fax: +32-2-280-34-39 http://www.eud.eu/
Description: The EUD comprises National Associations of Deaf people in Europe. It is the only organization representing the interests of Deaf Europeans at the European Union level. Consult its website to learn more detail about its member organizations and partners. Can be emailed via its web-based email form.
WFD Regional Secretariat for South America (RSSA) Regional General Coordinator: Mr. Alexeis Vergara Estibill C/O Asociación de Sordos de Chile (ASOCH) Avenida José Pedro Alessandri N° 1251 Ñuñoa, Santiago CHILE srsud_fms@yahoo.es
WFD Regional Secretariat for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean (RSMCAC) Regional Director: Mr. Gerardo E. Carrillo Naranjo c/o National Association of the Deaf of Costa Rica Apartado 6552 – 1000 San Jose, COSTA RICA Fax: +506 257 8074 secregca01@hotmail.com
WFD Regional Secretariat for Asia and the Pacific (WFDRSA/P) Regional Director: Mr. Ichiro Miyamoto S.K. Bldg. 8F 130 Yamabuki-cho, Shinjuku-ku Tokyo, 162-0801 JAPAN Tel: +81 3 3268 8847 Fax: +81 3 3267 3445wfdrsap@jfd.or.jp
WFD Regional Secretariat for Eastern and Southern Africa (RSESA) Interim Regional Secretariat – Mr. Bruno Druchen Deaf Federation of South Africa (DEAFSA) Private Bag X04 Westhoven 2142 SOUTH AFRICA deafsa@icon.co.za
Eastern Europe and Middle Asia Regional Secretariat of WFD (EEMARS) Regional Director: Mr. Valery Rukhledev c/o All-Russian Society of the Deaf 1905 Goda Str. 10-A 123022 Moscow RUSSIAN FEDERATION Tel: +7 (499) 255 6704 Fax: +7 (499) 255 0436 wfdeemars@mail.ru
Interim Regional Secretariat for the Arab Region Regional Director: Dr. Ghassan Shahrour Arab Federation for the Organs of the Deaf P.O. Box 4230 Damascus, SYRIA Fax: +963 11 542 1893 afodafro@scs-net.org
These international-level organizations work on behalf of people with disabilities globally. Most work in both industrialized and developing countries. Some of these are cross-disability organizations that include deaf and hard of hearing people in their mission, programs, and activities. This list also includes a few major organizations that specialize in a specific disability group, such as blind people or people with psychosocial disabilities.
Australia Pacific Islands Disability Support 49 Rubiton Crt, GisborneVictoria 3437 Australia Phone: +61 410085160 apids2009@gmail.com
Description: APIDS acts as a broker between organizations and individuals in Australia who wish to support people with disabilities and disabled peoples’ organizations in the Pacific. Is inclusive of deaf organizations.
DanishKadah D-63, Block 8, Gulshane-e-Iqbal, Karachi Pakistan Phone: +92 333 info@danishkadah.org.pk http://www.danishkadah.org.pk/
Description: Works to empower people with disabilities and deafness so they can better and more independent lives. Focuses on education, information, technology, networking, collaboration, and inclusion. This cross-disability organization was established by a deaf person and has many deaf members.
Disabled People International 874 Topsail Road Mount Pearl, Newfoundland A1N 3J9 Canada Phone: 709-747-7600 Fax: 709-747-7603 info@dpi.org http://www.dpi.org
Description: DPI is an umbrella organization for national organizations or assemblies that promote the human rights of people with disabilities. Its website is available in English, French, and Spanish. Consult its web site for on-line publications, articles, and reports on people with disabilities globally and for a full listing of more than 100 DPI member organizations.
Disability Rights Promotion International York University, 5021 T.E.L. Building 4700 Keele Street Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3 Canada Phone: 1-416-736-2100 ext. 20718 Fax: 1-416-736-5986 drpi@yorku.ca http://drpi.research.yorku.ca/
Description: DPRI is a collaborative project to establish a monitoring system to address discrimination against people with disabilities around the world. Consult its web site for materials on how the UN Human Rights System works or for resources and publications on disability rights initiatives globally.
Handicap International Handicap International UK CAN Mezzanine, 32-36 Loman Street London, SE1 0EH UK Phone: + 44 (0)870 774 3737 (UK office) Phone: +33 (0)4 78 69 67 00 (French headquarters) hi-uk@hi-uk.org (UK office) http://www.handicap-international.org
Description: With programs in about 60 countries, HI supports the efforts of people with disabilities to become more self-reliant and intervenes in emergency situations. HI has national offices in eight countries. Its main page leads to the home page for each national office.
Inclusion International c/o The Rix Centre University of East London Docklands Campus London E16 2RD Great Britain Phone: +44 (0) 208 223 7709 +44 (0) 208 223 7411 info@inclusion-international.org http://www.inclusion-international.org/
Description: II promotes the human rights of people with intellectual disabilities and their families globally. Its website provides toolkits on various topics such as poverty reduction; inclusive education; and human rights. Its website is available in English, Spanish, or French
International Disability Alliance (IDA) IDA Secretariat Headquarters 25 East 21st Street, 4th Floor New York, NY 10009 United States of America Phone: +1 212 420 1500 Fax: +1 212 505 0871melissa.gorelick@gmail.com http://www.internationaldisabilityalliance.org/
Description: IDA speaks for the international disability movement in global policy matters. It is formed from a network representing Disabled Peoples’ International, Inclusion International, International Federation of Hard of Hearing People, Rehabilitation International, World Blind Union, World Federation of the Deaf, World Federation of the Deafblind, and World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry.
Disability Rights International (Formerly Mental Disabilities Rights International) 1156 15th Street NW Suite 1001 Washington, DC 20005 USA Phone: 202.296.0800 Fax: 202.728.3053 info@driadvocacy.org https://driadvocacy.org
Description: DRI promotes the human rights of people with mental disabilities (intellectual and psychosocial disabilities) globally. Consult its web site for reports documenting human rights abuses against people with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities, particularly in institutions.
Rehabilitation International 25 East 21 Street, 4th floor New York, NY 10010 United States of America Phone: +1 212-420-1500 Fax: +1 212-505-0871 ri@riglobal.org http://www.riglobal.org
Description: RI is a global network of people with disabilities, service providers, researchers, government agencies, and advocates who promote the human rights, inclusion, and rehabilitation of people with disabilities. Consult the RI membership directory for a listing of more than 700 member organizations in nearly 100 countries.
World Blind Union 1929 Bayview Avenue Toronto Ontario, Canada M4G 3E8 Phone: 1-416-486-9698 Fax: 1-416-486-8107 info@wbuoffice.org http://www.worldblindunion.org
Description: WBU represents the concerns of blind and partially sighted people in 600 organizations in 178 member countries. Their web site is available in English, French, or Spanish.
World Institute on Disability 510 16th Street, Suite 100 Oakland, California 94612 United States of America Voice: 510-763-4100 TTY: 510-208-9493 Fax: 510-763-4109 wid@wid.org http://www.wid.org
Description: WID uses research, training, advocacy, and public education to strengthen the disability movement. Consult its site for various publications and web content on international development, poverty, and human rights in developing countries.
World Network of Users and Survivors of Psychiatry WNUSP Secretariat Store Glasvej 49 5000 Odense C Denmark Phone: +45 66 19 45 11 admin@wnusp.net http://wnusp.net/
Description: The WNUSP promotes the human rights and interests of people with psychosocial disabilities. It is run by and for users and survivors of psychiatry around the world. Consult their web site for an extensive collection of materials on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD).
These organizations support efforts to fight poverty and promote human rights among Deaf people and people with disabilities in developing countries. For more organizations working in developing countries, consult the list of international deaf organizations; international disability organizations; and, of course, the individual countries that interest you in the list of national- and local-level organizations.
Action on Disability and Development Vallis House, 57 Vallis Road Frome, Somerset, BA11 3EG United Kingdom Phone: 01373 473064 Text: 454422 Fax: 01373 452075 http://www.add.org.uk/
Description: Action on Disability and Development supports Disabled People’s Organizations (DPOs) in Africa and Asia so they can promote the rights of all people with disabilities. It also influences mainstream policy makers and international development workers to include the needs of people with disabilities in all their work.
Asian-Pacific Development Center on Disability Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability Building Rajvithi Rd., Rajthevee, Bangkok 10400 ThailandPhone: 66-(0)-2354-750566-(0)-2354-3525-29 Fax: 66-(0)-2354-750766-(0)-2354-3530 info@apcdproject.org http://www.apcdproject.org/
Description: The APCD promotes the empowerment of people with disabilities in the Asia and Pacific Region. It provides training to grass-roots leaders with disabilities and encourages organizations to exchange disability-related information throughout Asia.
Auroa Deaf Aid Africa Chris Kubwimana, ADAA Director 23c Fayland Avenue London SW16 1TG UK England aurora08@onetel.com
Description: Promotes and facilitates education and human rights for deaf children and young adults in Burundi, Rwanda, and elsewhere in Africa. Raises HIV/AIDS awareness and the awareness of the need of deaf people to communicate through sign language.
Australian Disability and Development Consortium (ADDC) Phone: 1 800 678 069 +61 3 8843 4587 info@addc.org.au http://www.addc.org.au/
Description: The ADDC promotes the integration of disability issues into all Australian development programs and policies in developing countries. Consult its site for an extensive collection of links to international organizations, as well as for links to reports, fact sheets, and guidelines on topics such as poverty and disability; advocacy; emergency and conflict situations; and more.
CBM Nibelungenstrasse 124 Bensheim 64625 Germany Phone: 00496251 1310 Fax: 00496251 131165 contact@cbm.org http://www.cbm.org
Description: Global disability NGO with partner organizations in low income countries supporting healthcare, education, community based rehabilitation, income generation and inclusion of persons with disabilities, deafness, hearing impairment or deaf-blindness. Together with the World Health Organization, a founder member of WWHearing, a global partnership to promote affordable hearing aids and services in the developing world. CBM website has links to many disability-related information resources.
Disability Awareness in Action 46 The Parklands Hullavington Wiltshire SN14 6DL United Kingdom info@daa.org.uk http://www.daa.org.uk
Description: DAA is an international human rights network run by and for people with disabilities. Its primary emphasis is human rights in developing countries. Consult their web site for a list of useful links and for DAA’s resource kits on organization building, fund raising, women with disabilities, and civil rights law.
Disabled Peoples’ Organizations – Denmark (DPOD)
Kløverprisvej 10B 2650 Hvidovre Denmark Phone: +45 3675 1777 Fax: +45 3675 1403 mmk@handicap.dk http://international.handicap.dk/
Description: DPOD contributes to the development of strong organizations of people with disabilities in developing countries. Also works to persuade country governments to respect the human rights of people with disabilities. Has programs in 12 countries.
Discovering Deaf Worlds PO Box 10063, Rochester NY 14610 United States of America (USA) Voice: 1-585-234-8144 ddwteam@discoveringdeafworlds.org http://www.discoveringdeafworlds.org
Description: Works to empower deaf and hard of hearing communities in developing countries. Strives to advance the capacity of local deaf communities around the globe to meet their social, educational, and employment needs via partnerships with educators, employers, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
Enabling Education Network c/o Educational Support and Inclusion School of Education University of Manchester Oxford Road Manchester M13 9PL UK Phone: +44 (0)161 275 3711 Mobile/SMS: +44 (0)7929 326 564 Fax: +44 (0)161 275 3548 info@eenet.org.uk http://www.eenet.org.uk
Description: EENET promotes regional networking and information sharing on inclusive education in developing countries. Consult its web site for documents, training tools, and other materials related to educating students with disabilities. Its materials are available in a wide range of languages including Arabic, Bahasa, French, Kishwali, Nepali, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Thai, and Urdu.
Global Deaf Connection 2901 38th Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55406 United States of America Phone: (612) 724-8565 TTY: (612) 724-8565 Fax: (612) 729-3839travel@deafconnection.org
Description: Works to improve the quality of Deaf education in developing countries through the use of their native sign language. Works in Kenya, Jamaica, and DR Congo.
Global Partnership for Disability and Development (GPDD) Kelly Hamel, GPDD Secretariat Voice: (202) 296-5392 kmhamel@law.syr.edu http://www.gpdd-online.org/
Description: GPDD promotes collaboration among development agencies and organizations to fight poverty and exclusion among people with disabilities in developing countries. You do not have to be a GPDD member to join its email discussion list.
Global Reach Out Initiative, Inc. (GRO) Alim Chandani, Director 4518 Raleigh Ave., #401 Alexandria, VA 22304 USA info@globalreachout.org http://globalreachout.org/
Description: Creates opportunities for Deaf Americans and their peers in developing countries to learn from each other through cross-cultural dialogue and workshops. Strives to inspire Deaf youth in developing countries to advocate awareness of Deaf rights in their home communities.
Inter-American Institute on Disability and Inclusive Development Rosangela Berman Bieler, Executive Director 27-37 27th Street, #1B, New York, NY 11102 Phone: 1(347) 738-6472 RBbieler@aol.com iidisab@aol.com http://www.iidi.org
Description: IIDI promotes the inclusion and autonomy of people with disabilities and their families in the Inter-American region. IIDI generates and disseminates knowledge, provides training and capacity building to disabled people’s organizations (DPOs), and offers technical assistance to governments and development organizations. Their web site is in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
International Disability and Development Consortium (IDDC) c/o LFTW rue Washington 40 B-1050 Brussels Belgium Phone: +32 (0)2 644.43.23 info@iddcconsortium.net https://www.iddcconsortium.net/
Description: IDDC promotes the rights of people with disabilities. Consult its web site for publications on a range of topics related to people with disabilities in developing countries. Click on “disability and development topics.”
Mobility International USA (MIUSA) International Development and Disability 132 E. Broadway, Suite 343 Eugene, Oregon 97401 United States of America development@miusa.org https://www.miusa.org/
Description: The International Development and Disability office within MIUSA works as a bridge between the disability community and the mainstream international development community. It promotes the inclusion of people with disabilities in mainstream international development programs and activities./
The Secretariat of the African Decade of Persons with Disabilities PO Box 587 Cape Town 8000 South Africa Phone: +27 (0)21 426 5858/5864 Fax: +27 (0)21 422 0861 info@africandecade.co.za http://www.africandecade.org/
Description: This organization promotes the African Decade of Persons with Disabilities. Consult its web site for materials, resources, and toolkits for disability advocates throughout Africa.
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Northern Ireland Deaf Youth Association Wilton house 5-6 College Square North Belfast, BT1 6AR Minicom: 028 9023 6453 Tel/Fax: 028 9043 8566 info@nidya.org.uk Description: Provides housing support services, a youth club, a children's club, and mentoring services for deaf and hard of hearing children in...
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Asian Deaf Women's Association (ADWA) Ms Rubbena Aurangzeb-Tariq (contact person) c/o RAD West Ham Deaf Community Centre East Road, Stratford London, E15 3QR Text: 020 8552 8734 Tel: 020 8552 1397 Fax: 020 8586 7555 asiancaseworker@yahoo.co.uk Description: Charity providing support for Asian deaf and hearing...
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