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External Learning Resources

There are many wonderful learning resources available on the web, rather than spending time searching the internet looking yourself. Our team at Ko Taku Reo has shared their knowledge and we have made them available here.

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DEAFQUIP

Suppliers of assistive devices for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, the Elderly or for Noisy Environments.

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Deaf Aotearoa New Zealand

Deaf Aotearoa provides a range of services for the Deaf Community from employment support to providing assistance with equipment.

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Deaf Children New Zealand

Deaf Children New Zealand is a parent-led, volunteer organisation that supports parents and families of Deaf and Hard of Hearing children.

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Deaf Sports Federation of NZ

Deaf Sports NZ Forum.

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First Signs

Providinghttps://firstsigns.co.nz/ families and whānau with opportunities to learn New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL) and support their child’s development, regardless of any assistive listening devices or support services the child may or may not use.

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Learn NZSL

Learn NZSL is a free learning portal on New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL). NZSL is the language of New Zealand’s Deaf community and an official language of New Zealand.

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Merge NZ

Merge New Zealand is a Deaf led company that focuses on the promotion, development and services relating to New Zealand Sign Language.

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National Foundation for Deaf & Hard of Hearing

Helping deaf & hard of hearing Kiwis reconnect.

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New Zealand Relay Service

NZ Relay helps people who are Deaf, hard of hearing, speech-impaired and deafblind to connect with businesses, friends and whānau over the phone.

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NZSL4U

NZSL4U is here to empower kiwis to embrace one of our two official languages, Te Reo Rotarota (New Zealand Sign Language).

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SLIANZ

Sign Language Interpreters Association is a national professional association which represents and advances the profession by informing members and consumers, and promoting high standards of practice and integrity in the field.

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The Hearing House

is a charity providing cochlear implants and support for New Zealanders in the upper North Island with profound hearing loss.

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