For schools
Specialist support you can bring in when you need it.
For schools without this expertise on staff, and for the ones that need more of it.
These are traded services. A school buys in exactly what it needs, for a term or a year, without carrying a specialist post it cannot fill. Income from these services helps fund the free programs on the rest of this site.
Classroom access
Educational interpreting, live captioning and braille transcription, plus practical advice on room acoustics, seating and technology.
Education plan support
Help writing and reviewing individual education plans so they describe something a teacher can actually do on a Monday morning.
Staff training
Short, practical training for teachers and aides working with a deaf or hard of hearing student for the first time.
Assessment and review
Working through a student's data with school staff to see what is working, what is not, and what to change.
Bring an exhibition into your school
Beyond the specialist services, we are looking for schools willing to host a pop-up exhibition of work made by artists in our program, or to put forward students who should be in a workshop.
Hosting costs nothing but wall space, and it does more for how your students think about disability than an assembly does.
