Georgia Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing/GCDHH
2296 Henderson Mill Rd #115, Atlanta, 30345
(404) 381-8448 · more numbers below
This Atlanta-area nonprofit serves Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind people across Georgia. It offers ASL classes, job support, equipment programs, youth camps and programs, and a community center with public videophones. It also holds social events for the Deaf community.
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What they offer 15
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ASL ClassesProgram
Eight-week American Sign Language classes for beginners to advanced signers, taught live online or at the office. Classes are voice-off, so you learn by signing.
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Camp JulienaProgram
A week-long summer camp for Deaf or Hard of Hearing kids ages 6-13. Campers make friends and build leadership, teamwork, social, and communication skills.
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CASLI / SLPI Testing SiteService
GCDHH is a test site for sign language interpreter and sign language proficiency tests. Email to set up a testing date.
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Community Center Services (notary and application help)Service
The GCDHH office works as a community center. It offers help with applications, educational programs, Deaf events, and notary services.
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Cultural Sensitivity / Deaf Awareness TrainingService
Trainings and workshops for Georgia organizations, businesses, and agencies. They help hearing people better include Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and DeafBlind people.
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Employment Support for AdultsProgram
No-cost job help for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind, and late-deafened adults. Services include workplace skills training, career exploration, work training, and job coaching. Two tracks offer more support for adults with significant disabilities.
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Georgia Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program (GATEDP)Program
A program paid for by the Georgia Public Service Commission for people who are Deaf, Hard of Hearing, late-deafened, or have a speech disability.
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iCanConnect: National Deaf-Blind Equipment ProgramProgram
A program paid for by the Federal Communications Commission for people who are DeafBlind.
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