Deaf service

Very busy friendly deaf club. I come twice a month.

I did my level one here and passed with flying colours ! Thanks to the great training providers . Thats was a few years ago now , but just came across there newish address and thought ud share that with you.Hard work though. :-)

Was a spontaneous visit! But really liked this place. Great service! Will definitely be back when I’m in the area again.

Awesome karaoke nights and lovely party vibes on the weekends. Patron is such a lovely lady as well. Very accommodating and the venue is as you'd expect a bar to be. Def will attend again.

We visited the deaf hub to join in the Easter hunt. All I can say is everyone was fantastic. Both our kids really enjoyed their time hunting and the crafts afterwards. The staff and helpers were all amazing.

The deaf villageA vision brought to life by a very inspiring lady on a quest to bring services to a marginalised & often overlooked & forgotten section of the communityA place where the hearing impaired can call home away from home a surrogate familyA community aided & guided by a knowledgeable team who help the service users with innumerable tasks guidance & tools to the users interact with a world most take for grantedA beautiful vision in an ever changing space with many projects finished though in a state of flux as an ever thriving expansion continues in this much needed hub for the hearing impaired

This place is so much fun. The staff are so friendly. Drinks are very reasonable. Karaoke is a must I have a party booked for my birthday here later this month. Can’t wait!!!

Graeae is a friendly, welcoming and accessible building that has rehearsal and meeting rooms. Graeae is a touring theatre company that puts D/deaf and disabled artists centre stage. I have to declare my bias towards the place, but it is pretty awesome.

5000000 has been donated

Great centre and lovely staff