More information about our FREE family fun day at Witton park!👇🏻 Working with Re:fresh, Active summer, Blackburn with Darwen Public Health Health and Wellbeing and The Billy Project 🤝 #deafawareness #deafcommunity #DeafCAN
Deaf Village Northwest
Non-profit Organizations
Blackburn, England 608 followers
Breaking Down the Barriers between the d/Deaf and Hearing Community
About us
Our Deaf Village strives to, develop, maintain, operate and manage a number of services that are inclusive within the local community and the wider boroughs. The Deaf Village actively strives to encourage community and bridge the distance between hearing and D/deaf worlds. Our aim is to create a vibrant outdoor space where our communities can come together in shared endeavours.
- Website
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https://www.deafvillage.org/
External link for Deaf Village Northwest
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Blackburn, England
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2021
- Specialties
- sign language, deaf rights, community cohesion, deaf culture, deaf community, deaf-led organisation, Blackburn with Darwen, community events, wellbeing, and creating aspirations
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
740 Preston Old Road
Blackburn, England BB2 5EN, GB
Employees at Deaf Village Northwest
Updates
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We recently welcomed Janice and Mandy from MERSEYSIDE SOCIETY FOR DEAF PEOPLE . They enjoyed a tour of the Deaf Village and spoke with staff about our various services and offers. It was a pleasure to be able to share our corner of the Deaf community with a fellow organisation! #deafawareness #deafcommunity Here’s what they had to say👇🏻
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Our incredible winner Debra Cartlidge, representing the Deaf Village Northwest! Debra explains how embracing her disability has inspired her business and been integral to her success. Thank you City AM, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, Leonard Cheshire and Stelios Philanthropic Foundation! Deborah Blades
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Our incredible winner Debra Cartlidge, representing the Deaf Village Northwest! Debra explains how embracing her disability has inspired her business and been integral to her success. Thank you City AM, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, Leonard Cheshire and Stelios Philanthropic Foundation! Deborah Blades
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Hear from our three incredible winners Cedric Bloch CEO BRIGIT'S AFTERNOON TEA LIMITED, Amelia Peckham Co-Founder Cool Crutches & Walking Sticks & Debra Cartlidge, Deaf Village Northwest as they tell us how disability has inspired their business and made them better at business. Thank you City AM. Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou and Leonard Cheshire are incredibly proud to be running these awards for disabled entrepreneurs in the UK and to all those who applied and won this year.
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FREE event for all! Details below👇🏻 #freeevent #blackburn
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An exciting project we can’t wait to get started on!
Head of Business & Operations at Deaf Village Northwest, experienced Business Development Professional | Committed to Creating Social Impact in the Third Sector
Preserving our heritage is more than a project, it’s a responsibility. Like a celebration of the past and a big step towards inclusivity 🎉 Excited to share that planning has begun to restore the 18th-century mill that sits within the Deaf Village Northwest grounds. The vision? To restore the historic site, to become a state-of-the-art Deaf hub, that will serve as a vital asset to the town. We are planning and ready to ensure that we preserve the mill's history, while transforming it into a beacon of #inclusivity and innovation. I literally can’t wait to get started in breathing new life into this stunning peice of #history! #heritage #deaf #deafawareness
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🤝 Thank you to everyone who attended our Kit Launch Business Club event earlier today at Ewood Park. Over 150 guests were treated to a first look at our brand new third kit, modelled by our first-team players, with a chance to purchase the shirt before it went on sale. We heard from the Elton Ashworth, MD of our front of shirt sponsor Watson Ramsbottom, men's and women's first-team head coaches John Eustace and Simon Parker, the Blackburn Rovers Community Trust on their Sports College offer, as well as Business Club members Deaf Village North West, SPORTING NRG LIMITED, and WorkSmart Wellbeing. Thank you to BGreenn, Intack Self Drive Ltd., Howdens and Pulford Farm Dairies, who all kindly donated prizes. #Rovers 🔵⚪️
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We recently welcomed Toro from Starbucks to explore how we can collaborate! Toro works tirelessly advocating for the deaf community, ensuring their Starbucks coffee shops are accessible and inclusive for everyone. We are excited about the prospect of working with such an iconic and forward-thinking company. Stay tuned for more updates on this amazing partnership! 💚☕️
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We’ve teamed up with Blackburn Rovers Football Club, to bring you some football #BSL to help cheer on England today! It’s coming home! 🏴⚽️🏴⚽️ #deafawareness #football #england #euros