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How they learn sign language and their parents. there are not enough resources, not enough funding. we feel we should be working with local organisations and parents working with them as well and the government to ensure they have access to bsl. the problem we have is it is a disparity in services across the whole of the uk, every area is different. whole of the uk, every area is different-— whole of the uk, every area is different. , , ., , ., , different. why is that? why does it de-end different. why is that? why does it de end so different. why is that? why does it depend so much _ diffe...

To have more sign language tuition for the family as well, especially now obi and iris are getting older. they need full—on sentences. they don'tjust need the odd word that you can pick up on youtube videos. they need language. they need... like a hearing child would have english, they need bsl input. yasmine applied for a grant from the birkdale trust, but the funding only covers one parent for one child to learn level 1 bsl, it's not ongoing. level1 is £500—ish, give or take. it increases by about £100, £150 each level. and from what i've looked at, i think we're going to have to go t...

Her hearing has deteriorated, which has got her over that line, so she can get some access to sound, hopefully, with cochlear implants. helicopter. helicopter! it was so hard. we didn't we didn't know anything about deaf people. we didn't know anything about the deaf community. there are no deaf schools or deaf units in dorset. there's not as many deaf children in this area. and that meant there was no ready—made bsl classes down the road. and the waiting list for the one that was in our local college was, you know, we were going to have to wait nine months to get on the course and we needed...

How they can communicate with them. rose has been such a good communicator, hasn't she, about the simple steps that people can take, and making people realise that deaf people can do anything. for children to say that they aren't fazed, and that they are inspired by rows, and we want to create a society for those children, in order to include deaf people, then there's lots of different things you can do out there, in order to be able to communicate with friends, neighbours, colleagues who might be deaf or have hearing loss. we have a lot of information on our website about how you can find out...