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Welcome to the National Deaf Children's Society media archive. 

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Susan Daniels OBE to step down as CEO of National Deaf Children's Society

Susan will step down from her role in July 2025, after 33 years’ service.
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Charity wishes Tasha Ghouri good luck on Strictly Come Dancing

Susan Daniels, Chief Executive of the National Deaf Children’s Society, delights at the news

National Deaf Children's Society delights in Rose Ayling-Ellis's MBE

"We’re absolutely delighted that Rose has been given an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours list"

Charity highlights support for parents of deaf children

National Deaf Children's Society highlights parents' support for Deaf Awareness Week
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National Deaf Children's Society welcomes first deaf gladiator

“Jodie Ounsley’s appearances on TV’s Gladiators mean the world to deaf children and young people"
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Charity calls for urgent action on face coverings in schools

Our list of measures the Government must take to counteract the negative impacts of face masks.

Celebrities launch book competition for deaf children

Rachel Shenton and Julia Donaldson launch competition and call for character diversity in children's books.

Deaf young people try new phone communication app

Deaf young people from Blanche Nevile School have created a video to test BT's Next Generation Text app.

Teachers must do more for mild and moderately deaf children

Teachers need to do more to help the UK's 20,000 mild and moderately deaf children, the National Deaf Children…