Our mission is to improve the lives of young people and adults with all degrees of hearing loss through information, support, awareness and communication.

New Assistive Listening Device Service available 

The Norfolk Deaf Association can now offer advice and information on Assistive Listening Devices. Click here for more information...

Deaf Awareness Festival

at the Norwich Forum Wednesday 9th May 2012

Visit the NDA's stand at the Deaf Awareness Festival during National Deaf Awareness week. To raise the profile of the deaf community and for the general public to find out about deafness and the services on offer.

Administrative Assistant Volunteer required

Following an increase in the demands of the office we are looking to appoint an additional team member who would enjoy the challenges of our work on a voluntary basis.

We are seeking a friendly person with a confident and calm approach to their work.  The role will be to assist the Office Administrator with the day to day running of the Office/Reception which will include:-  Making/Receiving/Logging Phone Calls, Sorting/Distributing/Franking/Logging of Post, Sending Out Mail Shots and some general admin work.

Hours:  Negotiable

Location:   217 Silver Road, Norwich, NR3 4TL

Closing date: 30th April, 2012

This post is subject to satisfactory references and CRB check.  A short interview will take place which will include questions and a short practical test. 

If you would like to discuss this further then please contact Karen Shepperd, Office Administrator on 01603 404440, e-mail nda@norfolkdeaf.org.uk.

To apply:  Please send CV to Karen Shepperd, 217 Silver Road, Norwich, NR3 4TL along with a covering letter explaining your reasons for applying. BSL users are welcomed to apply.

NDA Chairman Tony Innes talks to Mike Stevens on Future Radio's Community Chest Programme

Tony Innes, formally an ENT Consultant at the Norfolk and Norwich University NHS Foundation Trust Hospital, and now Chairman of the NDA talks about the work of the Association and the formation of the Friends. Tony offers an insight into the varied and valuable work of the Trust. He also offers some cautionary advice to those who listen to music at loud volumes through speakers and headsets. (Copyright: Future Radio. Added with their permission)