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Resources, Connection & Support for Your Family

Know a helpful program, service, or community group for families with Deaf and Hard of Hearing children? Share your recommendations to help families find support and connection.

These listings are provided for information only and do not imply endorsement or a personal relationship with NADHH. We encourage families to contact each organization directly to determine whether its services meet their needs.

Local South Florida Resources

Center for Hearing & Communication (CHC-FL)

Ft Lauderdale / South Florida

CHC provides comprehensive hearing healthcare, including audiology services, educational support, and community programs for children and adults.

954-601-1930

UHealth Ear Institute

Miami-Dade and Broward Service Centers

A globally recognized lead in ear and hearing care, offering specialized pediatric audiology and speech-language services.

305-243-3277

Debbie Institute (UM Miller School)

Miami, FL

A research and early intervention center specializing in services for children with hearing loss and other developmental needs.

305-243-6961

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Know a helpful program, service, or community group for families with Deaf and Hard of Hearing children? Share your recommendations with us so we can help more families find support and connection.

Parent Connection & Educational Advocacy

Hands & Voices (Florida Chapter)

A parent-led organization providing non-biased support and advocacy for families of children who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing.

Family Network on Disabilities (FND)

FND offers resources and training for families to help them navigate the special education system and advocate for their child's needs.

800-825-5736

Disability Rights Florida

The statewide designated protection and advocacy system protecting and advancing the rights of Floridians with disabilities.

800-342-0823

Early Childhood Support

Florida Early Steps

Statewide / Local Branch Offices

Florida's early intervention system that offers services to eligible infants and toddlers, birth to 36 months, who have or are at-risk for developmental disabilities or delays, including hearing loss.

800-218-0001

These resources are provided for family information and do not imply a formal partnership with NADHH. Contact each organization directly to confirm eligibility, current programs, costs, and accessibility arrangements.

Your Family Belongs Here

Your knowledge of your child matters. We welcome your questions, experiences, and ideas as we build a connected community for Deaf and Hard of Hearing children and their families.

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