Who are the new YAB members? As the National Deaf Children’s Society, we think it is important to find out what deaf children and young people think! That’s why before

Do you struggle to get up on your own in the morning? There are loads of alarms that can help you wake up. Some are small, use vibrations and don’t

Phone calls directly to your hearing device Do you want to have a phone call without having the volume turned up so high that everyone else can hear your conversation?

Enjoying music or TV with others Some of you probably use a Bluetooth neckloop, Bluetooth headphones, or a streamer to listen to music or to watch programmes on your laptop,

Phone calls with your friends Do you like chatting to your friends? But struggle to hear conversations on your smartphone? Perhaps you’ll like the M9500 mobile phone. It’s a very

What is the YAB? The Young People’s Advisory Board (YAB) tells the National Deaf Children’s Society what’s important to deaf young people. They are a bit like our advisors! The Board

Experiencing music in a different way Ever thought about using your cheekbones to experience music? It sounds futuristic but these headphones (Aftershokz Trekz Titanium Mini) allow you to do just

How do you wake up in the morning? Maybe you have an alarm clock on your bedside table or perhaps your mum wakes you up. But what if you go

What is Tech of the month? Our Technology Team is always on the lookout for tech that can help you. We look for products, gadgets and apps that you’ll find

What is the Right to Sign campaign? The Right to Sign campaign is all about giving more young people a chance to learn British Sign Language (BSL). We’ve launched a