Cambridgeshire Deaf News Winter 2016

Cambridgeshire
Deaf News Winter 2017
ALL THE NEWS

FROM CDA
Editorial
& News
Janie
Happy new year to
all from the CDA
trustees.
2017 looks to be
another very good year
as the first great news
is that we have won
funding from comic
relief to get help with
our fundraising. As I am
sure a lot of you know
a great deal of our
funding comes from the
council, which is great,
but we want to find
ways of raising money

to make sure that CDA
is strong no matter
what happens. We know
that CDA members have
great ideas about what
we could do if we have
more funding so this is
the first step in making
that happen.
We are currently
looking for new
trustees to join us
especially for people
who have experience of
fundraising.
I very much enjoyed
taking part in the Carol
Service in CDA before
Christmas. It was lovely
to see so many of
the community there.
Hopefully it will not be
long before Spring.
Best wishes for 2017
Janie Anderson
Online Scams
Watch out for online
fraud. Heres some
advice to keep
yourself safe online
from people who are
looking to steal your
money.
Dont accept friend
requests from people
you dont know
If you are already
someones friend, dont
add them as a friend
again
Send a text to a
friend to check if you
are suspicious.
Your real friends wont
ask for money online.
Never give bank

details on Facebook or
by email
Banks dont send
emails so never reply to
an email from the bank
or click on a link
If you receive an
email about a purchase
you havent made, it is
probably fake.
Dont click the links on
the email. Check by
going to the website
yourself by typing in
the website address
and checking.
Welcome Matt
Wheeler
CDA welcomed Matthew
Wheeler to the team as a
Case Worker. Matthew joins
CDA from Huntingdon Regional
College where he worked in
the marketing department.
Matthew will be working with
clients across Cambridgeshire
and be taking over working at
CAB in Peterborough from late
January. He will also be working
from our new office at Saxongate
in Huntingdon every Thursday and
attending Huntingdon Drop In.
Matt
Farewell Liz!
We said goodbye to Liz

Hilton in November who
has moved on to a new
role at the Cambridge
Arts Theatre. Liz worked as
Finance Officer for CDA for
three years and had learned
sign language to BSL Level 2.
Good luck Liz and thanks for all
you had done for CDA.
Liz
CDA wins
Comic Relief
Bid!
Comic Relief have

announced that CDA
have been successful
in their bid for
almost 40,000 so
that we can recruit
a fundraiser to help
the charity become
sustainable over the
next two years.
A big area for potential
for CDA is donated
income and the money
from Comic Relief
will go a long way to

helping CDA increase
income from fundraising
sources and the general
public.
Over 1500 charities
applied for funding
across the UK and only
100 were successful
which demonstrates
how hard the CDA team
worked on the bid and
the importance of the
work we do.
CDA becomes CDA Sponsor

Disability
Deaf Sports
Confident
Awards
employer
CDA has been
accredited as a
Disability Confident
Employer. The
Government scheme
recognises employers
who take steps to
be accessible to
and actively seeks
to employ disabled
employees.
At the time of writing,
out of a total paid staff
of 16, 15 are deaf or
have a hearing loss
and all use British Sign
Language.
CDA were proud

to be one of
the sponsors of
the Deaf Sports
Personality of the
year awards at the
Emirates Stadium in
London. Pictured here
are local footballers
Qadeer Hussain and
Will Palmer at the
awards.
There is a new course being run about Budgeting money delivered by CAP (Christians Against Poverty).
It will be on Saturday March 4th, April 1st and May 6th from 12 noon to 4pm. It will begin with free lunch at
12. The course will be delivered in BSL by both Deaf and hearing trained coaches. The aim is basic budgeting
and money management. The venue still to be confirmed, but will be in Huntingdon. Keep an eye on CDAs
website for more information. (we will assist with transport for those who need it). It is being run in Partnership
with Go!Sign, Cambs Deaf Church and CDA.
More info can be found at: www.capmoneycourse.org
Services
Charlene trains up
Addenbrookes staff in
BSL
CDAs Sign Language
Academy Coordinator
has been delivering
BSL classes to staff at
Addenbrookes Hospital
since October. Charlene
has been working with
staff from the Emmeline
Centre and Audiology
teaching basis sign
language. She said: Its
going really well. Theyre
picking it up really
quickly!
CDA Life going strong
CDAs newest service,
CDA Life is going from
strength to strength.
So far the service, in
partnership with Action
Deafness from Leicester,
has a team of 7 deaf
care or support workers
working with 9 clients
across the county and
is expected to deliver
over 9,000 hours of
service this year.
CDA Life and Action
Deafness provide
services from social

inclusion all the way
through to high level
personal care and all
delivered by trained
staff who use British
Sign Language.
Managing Director
Andy Palmer said:
The great thing
about this partnership
is that we are able
to really improve
the level of care or
support deaf people
in Cambridgeshire
receive. In the past it
was normal for deaf
people to have carers
or support workers
that could not sign
well or at all and this
simply isnt acceptable.
Sometimes it is even life
threatening.
Weve got excellent
feedback from our
clients and some
really life-changing
outcomes. Im so proud
CDA is able to help
deliver this service in
Cambridgeshire.
Caption Members of the CDA life team recently with Trustee Bren Casey
CDA and Action Deafness staff on Safeguarding training in Huntingdon recently.
Third carol
service a
success
Our 3rd Deaf church

Christmas Carol
service was attended
by 28 people.
All the carols and

Christmas story
from the Bible were
beautifully signed by
different people. Penny
Beschizza from London
Deaf church signed a
Christmas message.
We had mulled wine,
hot mince pies and a
buffet. It was a lovely
way to take a break
from the Christmas

busyness and reflect on
the real meaning. Happy
New Year and God
bless everyone in the
Deaf community.
From Jan Smith
Sport
Tovey
named new
manager of
Posh Deaf
Alex Tovey
from
Peterborough
has been named as
the new manager of
Peterborough Uniteds Deaf
Football Teams. Alex, who
used to play for Charlton
Athletics Deaf Team before
moving to Peterborough
said he was looking
forward to the job.
Peterborough have two
games coming up soon.
On the 5th February they
are away to Reading in
the English Deaf Plate
and on February 19th at
home to Charlton Athletic
in the British Deaf Plate
competition.
Star player William Rolls
has been out through with
a knee injury after suffering
a bad tackle during a
game for Littleport.
Sports Clubs
at Cambridge
University begin
The first CDA Holiday
Sports Club for deaf
children took place at
Cambridge Universitys
amazing new sports
centre in December. 4
children attended and
received fun coaching
across a range of
different sports. CDAs
Caseworker Matthew
Wheeler was there
too to help coach
the kids and have
fun. Matthew has
made the GB Football
training squad for
the Deaflympics in
Turkey this year.
The clubs are run
in association with
Sportworks and more
sessions are planned.
See the poster on the
inside cover for more
information.
Community
Drop in updates:
Hunts
Fenland
Cambridge
Ely
March
Peterborough
David Cooks 80th Birthday
Members of Cambridge Deaf Club celebrated

David Cooks 80th Birthday with a cake in
December! Happy Birthday David.
Coffee lovers in Cambridge
Did you know there is a deaf coffee morning

every month at Debenhams? Its on the second
Wednesday of every month. Here is organiser
Julie Garner with Helen and Malcolm Perry and
Caroline Makower.
Neil raises more money
On Saturday 10th December Neil Coote held a

Market Stall but the heavy rain didnt stop him.
He made 32.50 in total for charity.
Picture Round Up
Members of the Peterborough Drop In enjoyed a

discussion about the US Elections which were won
by Donald Trump.
The numbers of people attending

Ely Drop in have soared in recent
weeks. The pleasant surroundings of the High
Flyer make a for a popular venue
Weve just started our new

Wisbech Drop In. The Rose and
Crown
Pub is a great space to have a drink and chat!
Our Over 50s Club goes from

strength to strength. This time
meeting at the Caf at Tesco in Wisbech.
Laughing as usual!
HAPPY
80TH
DAVID
Diary of
Events
Thursday 12 January 11:00
Open Support Service Fenland drop-in
Fenland Drop -in
March
Open Support Services Cambridge
CDA, 8 Romsey Terrace,
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Open Support Services Huntingdon
Saxon Gate, Bradbury Place
Huntingdon
Saturday 14 January 18:30
Peterborough Deaf Club
The Kingfisher Centre,
Rightwell, Bretton,
Peterborough
Tea and a Sign Chat
Waterstones Bookshop Cafe,
Cambridge
Monday 16 January 10:30
Peterborough Deaf Coffee
Morning
Rico Coffee Shop in
Rivergare, Peterborough
Tuesday 17 January 12:00
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Wednesday 18 January
12:30
CDAs Peterborough Deaf
Drop-in
City College, Peterborough
12:00
Open Support Service Cambridge
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Huntingdon Drop - In
Weatherspoons, Huntingdon
Cambridge CB1 3NH

Huntingdon

Cambridge Lunchtime Drop in
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Wednesday 1 February
12:30
Drop-in

Cambridge Deaf Club
CDA, Romsey Terrace,
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
12:00
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Monday 23 January 10:00

Ely drop- in
High Flyer, Ely
Thursday 2 February 12:30


Cambridge CB1 3NH

Cambridge CB1 3NH
12:30
Drop-in

Huntingdon
12:00
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Friday 3 February 19:00

March Deaf Club
St Peters Church Hall, High
Street, March

Wisbech Drop In
Rose and Crown Hotel, 22-24
Market Street, Wisbech, PE13
1DG
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Friday 27 January 11:00
Over 50s Club with Ky Dai
Various locations accross
Cambridge, Wisbech and
Peterborough
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Saturday 4 February 14:00

Wisbech BSL Cafe
Market Place, Wisbech, PE13
1DG
Monday 6 February 10:30
Peterborough Coffee Morning
Rico Coffee Shop in
Tuesday 7 February 12:00
Cambridge CB1 3NH
10:30
CDAs Cambridge Deaf Coffee
Morning
Debenhams Restaurant,
Grafton Centre, Cambridge
12:30
Drop-in
12:00
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Fenland Drop -in
March
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Rightwell, Bretton,
Peterborough
Ely Drop-in
The High Flyer, Newnham
Street, Ely
Huntingdon Deaf and Hearing
Club
Barlew Mow Pub Huntingdon
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Club
Barley Mow Pub, Huntingdon.
12:30
Drop-in
12:00
Cambridge, CB1 3NH

Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Cambridge Deaf Club
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Morning
Rico Coffee Shop in
Cambridge CB1 3NH
12:30
Drop-in
12:00
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Thursday 23 February
10:00
Wisbech Drop In
1DG
12:00
Cambridge CB1 3NH
10:00
Huntingdon

Ely drop- in
High Flyer, Ely
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Wednesday 1 March 12:30
Drop-in
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Thursday 2 March 12:30
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Friday 3 March 19:00
March Deaf Club
Street, March
Saturday 4 March 14:00
Wisbech BSL Cafe
1DG
Monday 6 March 10:00
Rico Coffee Shop in

Art Group Advocacy Session
Huntingdon Methodist Church
Tuesday 7 March 12:00

Cambridge CB1 3NH

Peterborough

Morning

Drop-in
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Fenland Drop -in
March
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Rightwell, Bretton,
Peterborough
Ely Drop-in
Street, Ely
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Club
Drop-in
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Cambridge CB1 3NH

Huntingdon
Cambridge Deaf Club
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Morning
Rico Coffee Shop in
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Drop-in
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Wisbech Drop In
1DG
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Friday 24 March 11:00
Peterborough
Ely drop- in
High Flyer, Ely
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Tuesday 4 April 12:00

Cambridge CB1 3NH
Saturday 8 April 18:30

Rightwell, Bretton,
Peterborough
Wednesday 5 April 12:30

Drop-in
Monday 10 April 10:00

Ely Drop-in
Street, Ely

Cambridge CB1 3NH

Cambridge, CB1 3NH

Cambridge CB1 3NH

Huntingdon
Thursday 6 April 12:30


Club

Drop-in
Cambridge, CB1 3NH

Wisbech BSL Cafe
1DG
Monday 3 April 10:30
Rico Coffee Shop in

Events overview


Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Friday 7 April 19:00
March Deaf Club
Street, March
Monday
Tuesday
Ely drop in
2nd and 4th
10.00am - 12.00pm
Pboro coffee mornings
1st and 3rd
10.30am - 12.00pm

Morning
Drop-in

Fenland Drop -in
March
Cambridge CB1 3NH
Huntingdon
Cambridge Deaf Club
Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Cambridge Deaf Club
Cambridge, CB1 3NH

Cambridge, CB1 3NH
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Open Support CDA Open Support CDA

Weekly
Weekly
12.00pm - 4.00pm 12.00pm - 4.00pm
Open Support CDA

Weekly
12.00pm - 4.00pm
Over 50's Club

4th
11.00am - 2.00pm
Camb drop- in
Pboro drop -in
Last Tues of month Weekly
11.30am - 2.30pm 12.30am- 2.30pm
Open Support Huntingdon

Weekly
10.00am - 4.00pm
Freedom Programme
TBC
10.30am - 12.30pm
Hunts drop -in

1st and 3rd
12.30pm - 2.30pm
Group Advocacy Hunts

3 monthly
2.00pm - 4.00pm
Cambs coffee mornings

2nd Weds
10.30am - 12.00pm
Fenland drop-in
2nd
11.00am - 2.00pm
Fenland Open Support March
2nd
11.00am - 2.00pm
Wisbech drop-in
4th
10.00am - 12.00pm
SPORTS CLUBS FOR YOUNG

PEOPLE WHO ARE DEAF OR
HARD OF HEARING
Cambridgeshire Deaf
Associa2on in
conjunc2on with
Sport Works have put
together a
programme of
holiday sports clubs
specically aimed at
young deaf people.
The aim of the clubs
is to provide an
opportunity for
young deaf & hard of
hearing people aged
8 to 16 to engage in a
variety of sports
ac2vi2es in an
environment that is
designed to meet
their needs.
There will be coaches at each activity trained in deaf awareness and a
signer to help with communications. The activities are a mixture of multi
sport games and specialised coaching on specific sports. Please find below
dates & locations for the clubs this spring.
Spring half term
Tuesday 14th February - Cambridge University Sports Centre
Friday 17th February - Sawtry Sports Centre (This includes activities in the swimming pool)
Easter
Thursday 5th & 6th April - Cambridge University Sports Centre
Whitsun
Tuesday 30th May - Cambridge University Sports Centre
Wednesday 31st May - Hannams Wakeboarding Club, nr Ely (This includes activities on the
lake)
To find out more about the clubs, the activities or to

book please either telephone Sport Works on 01638
596522 or email us at eainfo@sportworksltd.co.uk
and we will be happy to help.
Meet the Team

Cambridgeshire Deaf
Association have a
team called Support
& Advocacy Team.
It is made up of
Advocates, Caseworkers,
CAB Advisors and a
Community Worker
covering Cambridgeshire
and Peterborough.
They provide advocacy,
support work, advisory

service (with CAB) and
community services.
The services this team
provides is funded and
delivered in different
ways.
Ruth Godden
Managing Advocate, Total Voice
Cambridgeshire
& Peterborough
Matthew Wheeler
Caseworker, Cambridgeshire
CAB Advisor,
Peterborough
Kayleigh Wilson
Caseworker, Cambridgeshire
Trainee Advocate, Total Voice
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
Ky Dai
Community Worker,
Cambridgeshire &
Peterborough
Total Voice is a group of advocacy providers working together to deliver advocacy services in
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough:
The lead partner of
this group is Voice
Ability.
The new Total Voice
service has:
Information online with
self- help materials
One- to- one
advocacy
Group advocacy
Volunteering
opportunities
What is one-to-one
Advocacy?
Advocacy is about
supporting you to work
towards outcomes that
you choose.
Your advocate will listen
to you, and help you
identify what things you
want to happen.
This will help you both
to create a plan which
you will work towards
with your Advocate.

Our Advocates are
qualified in different
types of Independent
Advocacy, have had
specialist training in
relevant law, care and
support processes, or
are working towards a
recognised qualification.
Your Advocate will
support you to:
Talk about your
situation
Identify what you want
to happen
Make a plan and work
towards it
Sometimes you might
want us to:
Explain what rights
you have
Find out information
for you
Let you know the

choices you have
Help you make
important decisions
Help you prepare for
meetings
Go to meetings with
you or on your behalf
Support you to raise
concerns or make a
complaint
Types of Advocacy we
provide
There are different
types of face to
face advocacy
that we provide in
Cambridgeshire and
Peterborough:
Independent Mental
Capacity Advocacy
(IMCA)
Independent Care Act
Advocacy (ICAA)
Independent Health
Complaints Advocacy
(IHCA)
Independent
Professional Advocacy
Independent Mental
Health Advocacy (IMHA),
in partnership with
Voice Ability
Who are the
Advocates?
Ruth Godden is the
Managing Advocate
and Kayleigh Wilson is
the Trainee Advocate
(part time) covering
Cambridgeshire and
Peterborough.
Our Advocacy
service is funded
by Cambridgeshire
County Council and
Peterborough City
Council.
Support Cambs
Support is provided
by our Caseworkers
to enable people who
are deaf to remain
independent.
Issues they support
with include benefits,
bills, correspondence,
applying for jobs,
housing issues, support
to refer for equipment,
health issues, accessing
services, financial issues,
sign posting, emotional
support and more.
Support is provided at
drop -ins, open support
sessions, home visits
and in some cases at
your meetings.
Open Support Service

opening times:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays
and Thursdays at CDA
12.00pm 4.00pm
Thursdays at
Huntingdon Office,
Saxongate, Bradbury
Place, Huntingdon
10.00am 4.00pm
2nd Thursday of the
month at Fenland Drop
in, The Christian Centre,
Upwell Rd, March, PE15
9DT 11.00am 2.00pm
Information about drop
in times and dates
can be found on the
diary dates page. A
Community Worker and/
or a Caseworker will
be at each drop-in to
provide information and
support.
If you live in
Peterborough support
is provided by
Peterborough City
Council. We have a
drop in session in
Peterborough and our
Community Worker
coordinates this and
sometimes we have an
Advocate there too.
Our support service
is funded by
Cambridgeshire County
Council and the
Peterborough drop in is
funded by Peterborough
City Council.
Who are the
Caseworkers?
Kayleigh Wilson and
Matthew Wheeler are the
Caseworkers covering
Cambridgeshire.
Freedom Programme,
domestic abuse awareness,
in partnership with Womens
Aid. We now have two members
staff and one volunteer trained
in delivering this course. We
also have a BSL Interpreter who is also trained
in delivering this when using staff from Womens
Aid who do not sign. Information sessions in BSL
around local issues across Cambridgeshire and
Peterborough.
Community
Cambs and Pboro
We have a Community
Worker, Ky Dai, who
attends and coordinates
drop-ins and the over
50s club. The drop
ins are a nice way to
meet friends and find
information and support if
you need it. Ky provides
information, sign posting
and is able to refer
you to an Advocate or
Caseworker if necessary.
We also have a small
team of Befrienders who
are able to visit isolated
people and support
them to be involved in
community events.
We have 2 volunteers
who coordinate coffee
mornings in Peterborough
and Cambridge. More
information about these
social events can be found
on the diary dates page.
Who is the Community
Worker?
Ky Dai is the Community
Worker covering
Cambridgeshire and
Peterborough.
Who are the Befrienders
and Volunteers?
Suzanne Foulston, Alison
Frisby, John Uren and
Julie Garner covering
Cambridgeshire and
Peterborough. We will be
developing this part of our
service soon!
CAB Advice and

Information Service
(Peterborough)
Citizens Advice Bureau

(CAB) and CDA work
together to deliver an
advice and information
service in Peterborough
CAB for Deaf people
who use BSL. This
service is open every
Monday from 9.00am
4.00pm.
CDAs Caseworker Matt
Wheeler is a fully trained
Advice and Information
Officer and will be holding
the sessions at Citizens
Advice office in St Marks
Street Peterborough.
Citizens Advice can

help with matters
relating to:
Benefits Work Debt
Consumer Housing
Law & Rights
Discrimination
Relationships
Please book in advance
with Citizens Advice,
Phil Dobbs dianas@
peterboroughcab.org.uk, or
come along on the day.
Please note that you may
not be seen unless you
pre-book an appointment.
Contact Us:
Cambridgeshire
Deaf
Association
Email: ruth@cambsdeaf.org
Make a referral:
www.cambsdeaf.org/advocacy-and-support/
support-advocacy
U s e f u l C o nt a c t s
Cambridgeshire Area
Peterborough Area
Deaf Clubs
Cambridgeshire Sensory
Services for Equipment
Email: sensory.
generalduty@
cambridgeshire.gov.uk
(Make sure you give
your full name, date of
birth, address, how you
communicate) Eg. BSL or
SSE and what equipment
has broken or you need.
Text: 07717 618735
Peterborough Social
Care Services
Email: adultsocialcare@
peterborough.gcsx.gov.uk
Text: 07917 133 170
Voice 01733 747 474
Fax 01733 454 445
Minicom: 01733 454449
March Deaf and District

Deaf Club
St Peters Church Hall,
March, Cambs. Meets first
Friday each month from
711pm.
Contact Godfrey Palmer
by
Email: godfrey44@
btopenworld.com or text
Text: 07801 705 659
Disability Service
Amundsen House
Compass Point Business
Park
Stocks, Bridge Way, St
Ives PE27 5JL
Phone: 0345 045 5221
Fax: 01480 498 066
Minicom: 01480 376 743
Cambridgeshire Sensory
Services
Email: sensory.
generalduty@
Text: 07765 898732
Cambridgeshire Social
Services for Deaf
children and young
people.
Claire Butcher, Awdry
House, 110 Ramnoth
Road, Wisbech, PE13 2JD.
T: 0345 045 5203
(General enquiries)
Fax: 01480 376 748
Minicom: 01480 376 743
Email: referralcentre.
children@cambridgeshire.
gov.uk
Hearing Support Team
T: 01223 728 310
Email: hearing.support@
www.cambridgeshire.gov.
uk/hearingsupport
Babbage House,Shire Hall,
Castle Park, Cambridge,
CB3 0AT.
Providing advice and
support for parents and
child through from the
early years until they
leave school.
Cambridge and
Huntingdon Deaf
Childrens Society
Email: cambridgeand
huntingdon@ndcsgroup.
org.uk
Sarah Hammond 01480
414 089 or Justin Lewis
01223 300361 and visit
the website www.ndcs.org.
uk/chdcs
Peterborough Social
Care Services
Email: adultsocialcare@
peterborough.gcsx.gov.uk
Text: 07917 133 170
Peterborough Citizens
Advice
Email: dianas@
peterboroughcab.org.uk.

Kingfisher Centre, Bretton,
Peterborough. Meets
second Saturday each
month. Dan McMillan
Email : mcdans@
googlemail.com
Peterborough and
District Deaf Childrens
Society
Web: www.pddcs.co.uk
Email: peterborough@
ndcsgroup.org.uk
Cambridge Deaf Club

Held at Cambridge Deaf
Association. 8 Romsey
Terrace. Third Saturday of
the month. Contact CDA
for more information.
Peterborough Lead
Teacher of the Deaf
Email: Teresa.Quail@
peterborough.gov.uk
Huntingdon Deaf Club

office@cambsdeaf.org
07902 281668
Social Care Services for

Children (Peterborough)
T: 01733 747 474
Social Events
Drop ins
CDAs Peterborough
Coffee Morning
John Uren: 07943 876
850
CDAs Peterborough
Deaf Drop in
T: Ky Dai: 07557 258 230
Email: ky@cambsdeaf.org
CDAs Cambridge Deaf

Coffee Morning.
Julie Garner: 07902 281
668
CDAs Cambridge Deaf

Drop in
Contact CDA
Email: kayliegh@
cambsdeaf.org for more
information
T: 07786 424 700
CDAs Peterborough BSL

Gathering
Argo Lounge, Bridge
Street, Peterborough
Email: charlenes@cambs
deaf.org
CDAs Ely Deaf Drop In

T: Ky Dai: 07557 258 230
CDAs Huntingdon Deaf
Drop in
Email: matthew.wheeler@
cambsdeaf.org
T: 07895 072 132
CDAs Fenland Deaf
Drop in
T: Ky Dai: 07557 258 230
CDAs Wisbech Deaf
Drop in
Cambridge Tea & Sign

Waterstones, 22 Sydney
Street, Cambridge
Email: Rickardanna@
hotmail.com
BSL Caf in Wisbech
Octavias Cafe, Octavia
House, Wisbech Cambs,
PE14 7DA.
Fenland Deaf Sky
watchers Club
Where: Thorney Toll
Village Hall
Contact by Glide or Text
Godfrey on 07801 705659
or David on 07718
489396
CDA Sign Language

Academy (BSL Course
and Deaf Awareness
Courses) Charlene Spires
Email: charlenes@cambs
deaf.org
CDA Hope Hall Hire
Andy Palmer,
T: 01223 246 237
Email: andyp@cambsdeaf.
org
CDA Media & CDA Life
Andy Palmer,
T: 07989 402 981
Email: andyp@cambsdeaf.
org
Cambridgeshire Deaf
Church
Jan Smith
T: 07596 652 077 or
Email: cambsdeafchurch@
gmail.com
Cambridge Hard of
Hearing Club. Meetings
are held at the Meadows
Community Centre, 1
St. Catherines Road,
Cambridge CB4 3XJ.
Phone Pam on T: 01223
235 547 or text Chris
07876108963
Cambridgeshire Hearing
Help
8a Romsey Terrace,
Cambridge. Tel / Text
01223 416141
MonFri 9am to 2pm
Email: enquiries@
cambridgeshirehearinghelp.
org.uk
Deeping Signpost
Nigel Frisby Deeping
Baptist Church, 42 Bridge
Street, Deeping St James,
Peterborough, PE6 8HA.
Email: deeping_baptist@
btinternet.com
Addenbrookes
Audiology/
Cambridge University
Hospitals
NHS Foundation Trust
Hills Road, Cambridge,
CB2 0QQ
Tel: 01223 217 797
Fax: 01223 586 912
Minicom: 01223 274 494
Email: audiology@
addenbrookes.nhs.uk
Emmeline Implant
Centre
Box: 163, Cambridge
University Hospitals NHS
Foundation Trust, Hills
Road, Cambridge, CB2
0QQ Tel/minicom: 01223
217 589 Appointments
line: 01223 348 973
Fax: 01223 586 735

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Deaf News Winter 2017

ALL THE NEWS

ways of raising money

Never give bank

We said goodbye to Liz

Comic Relief have

will go a long way to

CDA becomes CDA Sponsor

CDA were proud

services from social

CDA and Action Deafness staff on Safeguarding training in Huntingdon recently.

Our 3rd Deaf church

All the carols and

from the Christmas

David Cooks 80th Birthday

Members of Cambridge Deaf Club celebrated

Coffee lovers in Cambridge

Did you know there is a deaf coffee morning

Neil raises more money

On Saturday 10th December Neil Coote held a

Members of the Peterborough Drop In enjoyed a

The numbers of people attending

Weve just started our new

Our Over 50s Club goes from

Thursday 19 January 10:00

Tuesday 31 January 11:30

Saturday 21 January 19:00

Monday 23 January 10:00

Thursday 2 February 12:30

Tuesday 24 January 12:00

Thursday 2 February 12:00

Thursday 2 February 10:00

Friday 3 February 19:00

Thursday 26 January 10:00

Saturday 4 February 14:00

Thursday 16 February 12:00

Monday 27 February 10:00

Friday 24 February 13:30

Tuesday 7 March 12:00

Friday 24 February 11:00

Wednesday 8 March 10:30

Wednesday 8 March 12:30

Thursday 16 March 10:00

Tuesday 4 April 12:00

Saturday 8 April 18:30

Wednesday 5 April 12:30

Monday 10 April 10:00

Thursday 30 March 12:00

Wednesday 5 April 12:00

Tuesday 11 April 12:00

Thursday 30 March 10:00

Thursday 6 April 12:30

Tuesday 11 April 19:00

Wednesday 29 March 12:30

Saturday 1 April 14:00

Thursday 6 April 12:00

Wednesday 12 April 10:30

Thursday 13 April 11:00

Wednesday 12 April 12:00

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Over 50's Club

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