Our Services
Auslan for Families offers quiet a wide range of services across the board. If extra help is needed other than what we offer in this list that is okay. Email or call us and we will do our best to accommodate your needs or we will certainly know someone that can help.
Auslan for Families
This is offered for families who are trying to learn Auslan as they have a Deaf child or Adult in their home or family. Auslan for families can be offered in the family home environment. Mainly offered to clients who have Auslan funding through NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme).
Auslan Group Classes
Auslan Training is an 8 week basic course to learn the basics quickly. It provides people with a quick and easy way to learn. It’s 1 hour once a week to learn how to sign in a 8 week crash course.
Signed English Tutoring
For individuals who are nonverbal or use sign to assist with any other communication needs they may need. Signed English tutoring is broad and for a wide variety of people with different diagnosis. Whether this be a genetic disorder, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome or Apraxia.
Auslan private Group or One-on-One
Private groups for example volunteer groups, Lions, Mens Shed, Cape Care, CWA, etc. And One-on-one private lessons on exactly what you want to know
Teaching Auslan
To assit Deaf and hard of hearing people to develop and learn Deaf Specific Life Skills assisting you to live independently. setting up assisted living and how to do things in the home. This includes things such as using technology, apps to help use the telephone, Helping to provide strategies with communication situations and many more.
Deaf Mentoring
Support with NDIS Budgets, getting onto the NDIS program, Connecting you to other services and providers who can help assist you to reach your goals.
Support and Connection
This program is designed to have a deeper understanding of Auslan, Deaf culture, Deaf people, access, and communication issues Deaf people face at work, school or in the wider environment. This is used for professional development or to help support parents or family to better understand what the Deaf person in their life is going through.
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Awareness Training
