Social & Recreational Activities – Royal Association for Deaf People

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I have an annual subscription to a TV streaming channel.

My local cinema screens 2 subtitled films every week, Tuesday evenings and Sunday mornings.

I tried to go to a local running club but left because I often missed out on conversations.

I have 1 to 1 personal training as it is easier to focus and understand clearer.

My daughter, who is deaf, goes to Brownies and there is a CSW there to support.

Going to the theatre, at first, I preferred BSL Interpreters but now prefer captions.

In the past, I experienced discrimination at my local gym and now it is resolved as they had Deaf Awareness training.

Inclusion is important for me and my friends – I always make sure people are involved at our local dance group.

Deaf clubs are now declining, due to venue issues and technology.

Deaf humour is quite different to the hearing world – I recommend you see a performance of a Deaf Comedian!

When I played football with a deaf team, the referee used a flag to say the whistle is being blown.

Attending to social deaf groups is important for my mental health.