DSDHH assists people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf-Blind in preparing for severe weather and other catastrophic emergencies. DSDHH also assists emergency response agencies, law enforcement, governmental agencies and community organizations in developing and maintaining systems of communication to ensure alerting, response information and services are accessible to all Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf-Blind people.

What Services Are Provided?

• Weather Alert Radios equipped with a pillow shaker and strobe light.
• Driver Communication Card
• Outreach
• Presentations and Workshops
• Information

Who can get our services?
All individuals who have hearing loss, their family members, agencies and organizations that serve them and individuals interested in learning about emergency preparedness issues for all people with hearing loss, may ask for our services. There is no charge for most services.

How can I get services?
For a weather radio application or for more information on emergency preparedness, contact one of the seven regional centers.

How can I find other resources?
Contact one of these state and national resources for more information on emergency preparedness resources.

Brochures and Factsheets

• DSDHH Brochure