New look CDA

Four Deaf People from Peterborough led by Simon Richardson gave up their time to
do some painting CDA. They painted an undercoat and a gloss on most of outdoor
windows, the garage, back and front doors. They also painted the Ladies, Mens and
Disabled toilets. A big Thank you to our four volunteers.

(From left to right) Simon Richardson, Janet Stocks, Jesbia Pinto & Marco Pinto
CDAs AGM












Guest Speaker Jason Sharpe Janie Anderson making a speech

Cambridgeshire Deaf Association, 8 Romsey Terrace, Cambridge CB1 3NH
Fax: 01223 411701 Voice: 01223 246237
Email: office@cambsdeaf.org Skype: cdassociation
Website: www.cambsdeaf.org

Autumn 2013
CDA NEWS

Deaf Clubs
Dates for your Diary.......




Cambridge Deaf Club
Cambridge Deaf Club is held on the 3
rd
Saturday of each month. The club meets at
8 Romsey Terrace, Cambridge and is open from 7.30pm to 10.30pm. For more
information please contact CDA (details on the front page)

Oct 19
th
, Nov 17
th
, Dec 15
th
, Jan 18
th
(not at CDA)

March and District Deaf Club
March and District Deaf Club is based at St Peters Church Hall, High Street, March,
Cambs. PE15 9JR We meet on the 1st Friday of every month at 7.00pm to 11.00pm.
All are welcome more information from Godfrey Palmer, 47 Creek Road, March,
Cambs. PE15 8RE SMS 07801705659

Oct 4
th
, Nov 1
st
, Dec 6
th
, (at Cromwell Hotel) Jan 3
rd


Peterborough Deaf Club
The club meets at the Kingfisher Centre, The Cresset, Bretton, Peterborough. PE3
8DX on the 2nd Saturday of each month at 6.30pm to 10.30pm. For More
information email Simon Richardson: simon.richardson593@btinternet.com Msn
email address: poshdeafclub2011@live.co.uk


Jul 13
th
Aug 10
th
, Sep 14
th
, Oct 12
th


Huntingdon Deaf/Hearing Club
All Deaf and Hearing people that are learning to sign, practice or polish up their
signing skills are very welcome. This is an informal social evening. Held at St
Barnabas Church, Medway Road, Huntingdon, Cambs., PE29 1SF on 2nd Friday of
each month from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. For more information, please contact CDA
(details on front page)

Oct 11
th
, Nov 8
th
, Dec 13
th
.

Cambridge Social club
All Deaf and Hearing people who are learning to sign or want to polish up or practice
their signing skills are very welcome. This is an informal social evening. at
Cambridgeshire Deaf Association, 8 Romsey Terrace, Cambridge CB1 3NH. Held on
the last Friday of each month from 7.30pm to onward. For more information,
please contact CDA (details on front page)

We are sorry that this has not been set up yet we will leave it till in next
year
CDA NEWS
MARCH DEAF CLUB
I went to King Dyke pit for fossil hunting with my wife Catherine and two friends
David and Rita Kettle on Sunday 4
th
August 2013 we found some fossils this is
come to from 60 million years old. It was quite easy to finding the fossils. See
right and below photos.












On Friday 6
th
September 2013, 30 people came to watch Deborah and John
Maloney and their dog called Arthur talked about Hearing Dogs for the Deaf. It
was great speech and display. We had a cup of tea and biscuits, chatting with
Deborah and John and looking round the display. We raised 46.74 to them. We
say thank you to Anna Baker for interpreting. See photo below.












Forthcoming events at St Peters Church Hall High Street March PE15 9JR
Friday October 4
th
2013. Social Evening and Games
Friday November 1
st
2013. Rope quoits and Jenga
Friday December 6
th
2013. Christmas Dinner at Oliver Cromwell Hotel
Friday January 3
rd
2014. Whist drive
Friday February 7
th
2014. Crazy putting and St Valentines night
at

High Street March PE15 9LB
Friday 6
th
December 2013 29.95 per person Dinner 7 for 7.30pm
Please see Godfrey Palmer or Christine Tarrant to buy tickets and choice of menu. Tickets must
be bought no later than 2
nd
November 2013.
No tickets for sale at the door and no refunds.
GODFREY PALMER
CDA NEWS
Cambridge Deaf Club
We all are still going to CDA Deaf club as we want to meet deaf people and sign as
we don't get to see each other much. We are still playing different games and its
good fun.
Here is the new programme for 2013/14:
October 19th Domino
November17th Whist Drive
December 15th Christmas tea and Draught.
January 18th Deaf club closed as we will be out for New Year meal and quiz.
February 15th Darts
March 15th Give us a clue or Card Games.

Do come and join the fun.
HELEN PERRY

Peterborough Deaf Club
13/7/13
Pool night, we played a Quarter final to final with
one set. Frank East is the winner and he received
8 but he kindly gave the money to deaf club.
Great and a big thanks, it was a great night!
10/8/13
Kingfisher is closed so we went out to Ferry
Meadows and we were so lucky with the weather.
We had BBQ and played football and
Rounders.
14/9/13
Putt Competition, Tony is the winner for
the highest scores, well done to him and
he received the money but again....he
want to give money back to deaf club.
Thanks again. Also the lower scores get
1 back, which means another game for
free.
October 12
th

Doctor deaf---- ticket now is 15 and will
available to sell at the door.
November 9
th

Uno and games.
December 14
th

Christmas party:Bingo and games
SIMON RICHARDSON





CDA NEWS
Huntingdon Deaf & Hearing Club/BSL Friend Club
The Deaf & Hearing group continued to meet monthly at St Barnabas Church and
on average between 15 to 20 regulars attended. Newcomers are very welcome to
join us and we are trying to organise different games every month.
On October 11
th
, we will have some discussion about what to do for the Christmas
gathering, we could bring food here or we could go out somewhere. Please have a
think about it and bring your ideas to us. Also I think it is time for us to look for a
new venue as the one we use (St Barnabas) is expensive and we also need better
lightning as well as access to a Disabled toilet. Any suggestions or ideas please. I
hope we can use new venue in January 2014.
JAMIE BILLAM
Cambridge Deaf Pub
Join us in a new venue and come along to meet new people who are deaf and
Hard of Hearing or hearing who can use BSL (British Sign Language) at any levels
to warm up or get practice or just have fun.

EVERY MONTH meet up at 18.30 hrs until Midnight
Dates: 30
th
November

Where: Barrosh, 8 Market Passage, Cambridge. CB2 3PF

The nearest Car park, Park Sreet, Cambridge. CB5 8AS Bring your ID, there is
over 21s policy Dress code: Barrosh take a relaxed approach to dress code but
guests to be clean and presentable (no football colours permitted)
If you want to ask any questions or contact me: adamlinsdell@ymail.com
ADAM LINDSELL


Peterborough Deaf Pub(Tuesday eve)
Meet at The Gordan Arms, Oundle Rd, Orton Longueville, Peterborough. PE2 7DH
Every 1st Wednesday of every month from 7pm until closed. Invite your friends.
DEBBIE POWELL

CHAIRPERSONs REPORT
It was lovely to see so many of you at the AGM in September. I enjoyed the talks
and I enjoyed hearing ideas about what CDA could do in the future. I was sorry to
say goodbye to Anastasia Giagkoudi as one of our trustees but I am very happy to
welcome Jan Smith as a trustee of CDA. We are blessed with lots of hard working
volunteers that make a big difference to us I was especially impressed with the
painting that has been done over the summer. I love the red!
I am looking forward to CDA's bright future.
JANIE ANDERSON








CDA NEWS

Drop-In Dates for your Diary

Fenlands Drop-In
12pm to 2pm every month at The Christian Centre, Upwell Road, March, Cambs.
PE15 9DT. For further information please contact Michael Pape using CDAs
address or Telephone number (details on front page).

Oct 10
th
, Nov 14
th
, Dec 12
th
Jan 9
th


Cambridge Deaf LunchTime Group
11.30am to 2.30pm every third Wednesday of each month at The Deaf Centre, 8
Romsey Terrace, Cambridge. For further information please contact Jamie Billam
using CDAs address or Tel no: (details on front page)

Oct 16
th
, Nov 20
th
, Dec 18
th
, Jan 15
th




Huntingdon Deaf LunchTime Group
12.30am to 2.30pm every first Thursday of each month at the Huntingdon library,
Princes street, Huntingdon. PE29 3PA
For further information please contact Jamie Billam using CDAs address or Tel no:
(details on front page)

Oct 3
rd
, Nov 7
th
, Dec 5
th
, Jan 2
nd




Peterborough Deaf Drop in
Join us for Peterborough Deaf Drop-in at City College, Brookes Street,
Peterborough. PE1 1TU We meet on Wednesday 12.30pm to 2.30pm every two
weeks. There will be a Social Worker or a Social Services Support Worker at
theses sessions. We are in room JH11 which is on the right side at the end of
coffee counter

Oct 9
th
, 23
rd
, Nov 6
th
, 20
th
, Dec 4
th
, 18
th


Peterborough Deaf Coffee Morning
A good place to meet your Deaf friends. We meet at Ricos, Rivergate,
Peterborough. PE1 1EL on Monday 10.30
th
Juneam to 12.00pm every two weeks.
You will have to purchase your own drinks/food.

Oct 14
th
, 28
th
, Nov 11
th
, 25
th
, Dec 9
th
, 23
rd






CDA NEWS
Peterborough Deaf Drop in
Jason Sharpe had showed them the lesson about V V signing (Visual Vernacular)
in July. VV signing is body moving to tell the story without using BSL signs or
talking but you have to stay at same position all the time.
In August children were excited about their school break and outing but it was
also busy for parents to purchase their new uniforms and Younger Deaf to talk
about which course are suitable for them to attend.
September is back to school time, we shared our holiday experience. Also we are
missing the sounds of the younger Deaf as they are begin their college courses. I
wish them all the best for their courses.
We are proud of Jason Sharpe he had his graduation with 2.1 Bachelor of Science
with Honours in computing and information systems, he has worked REALLY HARD
for 6 years studying part time. It has taken a long time but he got the result and
achieved at last. He shows us Deaf People can do with the hard work.
KY DAI

Huntingdon Deaf Lunchtime Group
This small Drop-in group is still going well. We have average attendance of ten
people. We have regular three Deaf Wheelchairs users attending this drop-in. The
Library is a good location because it is near to Bus Station and it is in central of
Huntingdon so it is easy for
Wheelchair users making their own
way without any help. In
September thirteen turned up and
in October we had two birthday
celebrations, one for Tony
Vanterpool and another one for
Marion Gossland. We brought cakes
for them and we all sang/signed Happy Birthday
JAMIE BILLAM8

Coffee Afternoon (Wisbech)
This very small group of Deaf people who came to see Hilda Boehm who is based
at Lyncroft Care Home, 81 Clarkson Avenue, Wisbech. PE13 2EA the Coffee
Afternoon for an hour. It is really good to see people like Peter Chapman who is a
regular visitor to Hilda. Peter catches the bus from Kings Lynn to Wisbech. Then
he gets off in Wisbech Bus Station and he walk a long way to Lyncroft Care Home
with the aid of walking frame. Arthur Cracknell was another regular one; he and
Peter often have friendly argument which certainly amused Hilda a lot.
Next dates are Nov 1
st
and Dec 6
th
2pm to 3pm
JAMIE BILLAM
Cambridge Deaf Lunchtime Group
Attendance for this group was disappointing as just over ten people regularly
attended this monthly group. We hope to arrange an outing for this group with
other groups early next year. Like for all other drop-ins, we have Support workers
available for Deaf People.
JAMIE BILLAM

CDA NEWS
Fenland Deaf Drop-in

On 18
th
July Christine Tarrant and I with Sue & John
arrived at Fenland Deaf Drop-in at 9.30am, getting
ready for many deaf people to come to the Drop-in.
About 45 Deaf people from Romford arrived late
because they went for sightseeing and shopping at
Ely. Christine Tarrant was not at all happy about it as
they arrived at 1.30pm instead of 11.30am!
Other deaf people from Kings Lynn, Ely, Ipswich,
Wisbech and Peterborough were there so there were
just over 90 people!
At 1.45pm everyone enjoyed their sandwiches, Rolls,
Cakes etc. Catherine Palmer made several beautiful
cakes. After that, twelve raffle prizes were given out
from 10 to 25. Godfrey Palmer then played Grand
Bingo and many deaf people won good money. Thanks
to everyone who helped Christine Tarrant who was in
charge for refreshment side. Also thanks to Catherine
& Godfrey Palmer, Gillian Thorburn, Carol Knott,
Gillian Richardson, Linda Murray, Ann Ratcliffe, Pam
White, Margaret Ashwell, John and Sue Uren, Angela &
Ron Watson.
Romford Deaf Club have
asked Christine Tarrant
that they would like to
come again for another
Grand Bingo in 2014.
On 9
th
August.
Thanks to Godfrey Palmer
for covering Michael Pape
as Michael was
unavailable.
For 12
th
December
We will have a buffet
party. 3 per person for
entrance. After that there
will be a Grand Bingo. It
will be open at 11am and
close at 4pm
MICHAEL PAPE






CDA NEWS
Computer Training
Brendan Casey is now available again as a volunteer to help deaf
people with Computer training and he is able to communicate on a
One to One basis using BSL. We have been very lucky to have
Brendan as it is very difficult to find someone who has his skills in
using computers as well as being able to use a variety of different
communication methods to meet a wide range of communication
needs! iPads are one of the things he can help you with help you to
understand how to get the best out of it. Please do let me know if you need any
help with understanding how to use a computer and I can arrange a training date
for you to meet Brendan Casey.
JAMIE BILLAM


Editors article
I thought CDAs AGM went really well and it was good to see so many people
there. I think we should stick to a 2pm start next year.
I was so pleased to see most of the painting done outside the building and some
of the inside too. A lot of people thought I chose the colour, something to do with
Man U but it was not my idea so I will leave it to you to continue guessing who
suggested it to me! If I have my own way I would pick black and Amber, the
colour of my beloved team, Hull City.
We have provisionally booked Deaf Day Thursday 22
nd
May 2014 but we have not
yet received confirmation in black and white. It will be at the Corn Exchange in the
centre of St Ives. Once we have received confirmation and the cost and if we are
happy then we will start to get the ball rolling with things like posters etc. The
Deaf Day will start something like 1pm to 7pm.
Next year we hope to have a BSL Walk every month.
We have got a small amount of funding from Comic Relief for Deaf Advocacy in the
Peterborough area. I am excited about the new project that is about to start soon
and it is really wonderful to know that Ruth Godden will be involved.
We have got a wonderful staff team in our office and they have all really worked
hard to give their best for the local deaf community. I am sure the Trustees are
trying their best to ensure our plans for long term future.
JAMIE BILLAM











CDA NEWS

The Supporting Deaf People Service
Supporting and empowering D/deaf people to have choice and control
over issues that arise in daily life to promote independence

Supporting People is funded from Cambridgeshire County Council to provide
support for D/deaf people in their homes to encourage independent living. We
work with people who are D/deaf, hard of hearing and Deafblind. We also have
vast experiences of working with D/deaf people who have an additional need,
which may include physical and/ or learning disability, mental ill health, and/ or
health problems.

We are able to visit individuals in their home or anywhere they feel safe to support
with varies issues. These issues may include:

Accommodation
Finances
Accessing services
Health
Social interaction
Developing new skills
Correspondence (Letters)
Providing information
Emotional support
Sign posting
Education and employment
Benefits
Family

The communication skills and experience of Support Workers for D/deaf people
enable them to build relationships of trust and confidence with clients and bring
specialist knowledge to bear on their problems. This relationship empowers
clients, raises their confidence and improves their sense of well being. We are
passionate about reducing isolation and enabling equality and inclusion across
services.

For more information or to make a referral please contact us on:

Tel: 01223 411778 Fax: 01223 411701
Text: 07895 072132 Helen Money 07902 281668 Ruth Godden
Email: helen@cambsdeaf.org ruth@cambsdeaf.org

Community Manager: Jamie Billam 07786 434700

Please note our Support Workers work part time so there may be a delay in
response times

CDA NEWS
Sensory Support Team, Peterborough Social Services
Sensory Support Service
2nd Floor, Town Hall
Bridge Street
Peterborough
PE1 1HF

General referrals 01733 747474
Sensory Duty Tel 01733 454448
Team Fax 01733 454445
Minicom 01733 454449
Text: 07917 133170

Email: ask@peterborough.gov.uk

Social care support for children who are D/deaf in
Cambridgeshire
We provide services to D/deaf and partially hearing children through staff skilled in
communicating with D/deaf people and who have a knowledge and understanding
of the Deaf community and Deaf culture.
There is specialist Social Workers who can work with you, your child, and other
agencies when you require advice, support and guidance to ensure your childs
needs are met. We can provide practical advice on all aspects of language and
communication, and can communicate using a variety of methods, including
British Sign Language.
Accessing the service
If your child is diagnosed with a hearing impairment, your paediatrician, GP,
audiologist, other professional or yourself can refer to social services for support,
using the contact details on this page.
Telephone: 0345 045 5203 (General enquiries)
Fax: 01480 376748
Minicom: 01480 376743
Text: 07901 226 356
Email: mary.godden@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Mary Godden:- Social Worker with D/deaf Children
Disabled Childrens Team
Box SS1012
Babbage House
Castle Park
Castle Hill
Cambridge
CB3 0AT
CDA NEWS
Cambridgeshire County Council Sensory Service Team
Amundsen House
Compass Business Park
Stocks Bridge Way
St Ives
Cambridgeshire
PR27 5JL

Referrals:
For an assessment call the Cambridge Direct Contact Centre on:
Tel:(voice) 0845 045 5221
Fax: 01480 498 066
SMS: (text) 07766 898 732
email: sensory.services@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
open for contact: Mon-Fri 8am - 6pm & Saturday 9.00am -1.00 pm
For repairs: use the details above or text to the Sensory Duty Mobile on:
07717 618 735
For out of hours emergencies:
01733 234 72
Jason Sharpes Graduated Day
On September 26th Jason Sharpe graduated at the
Peterborough Cathedral. I, as Jason's daughter, felt so
excited and proud that I were to go to see my dad
graduate with flying colours, his marks were a 2.1. Since
my father is deaf he uses BSL to communicate, otherwise
known as British Sign Language.
Before Jason's big day we discussed Jason's feelings
about tomorrow he replied "Excited but also emotional it
shows we deaf people can do it!". When he graduated his
parents, my mum and I went to see him graduate, we
went to see him step proudly on to that stage and revive
his diploma.
When we arrived at the bull hotel and my dad collected his gown I could see in his
face he was nervous but trying hard not to show it! Once we took our pictures the
photographer kept fussing over my dad to get him in the perfect position, my dad
looked tired by the end of the photos from all that fussing!
We got to the Cathedral waiting anxiously for my dad to walk down the aisle and
guess what! My dad was first a large grin spread across my face, my dad is going
to graduate! After the graduates I was surprised to see amongst the mayor and
lecture people came... Louis Smith! He became an Honorary Doctor of Health
Sciences.
The ceremony began and one by one the graduates received their diplomas. After
a long wait my dad came on the stage! I smiled. He received his degree for
Bachelor of Science with Honours Computing and Information Systems and went
back with a roaring applause!
After the ceremony we ate also that was the time I could ask my dad how he felt
and he smiled and said to me. "Amazing. Just AMAZING!"
ZARA Sharpe-Dai
CDA NEWS
Blackburn hospital launches live BSL interpreting
project
I have copied an article from Hearing Times I think it is good and I hope we can
spread it across UK!

A new webcam will ensure deaf patients receive better care at Blackburns urgent
care centre, health chiefs have announced.

Blackburn with Darwen Council and East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust has
launched a pilot project to enable nurses to connect with a British Sign Language
interpreter via a Skype video call, so they can translate on behalf of deaf patients
and nursing staff when discussing symptoms and treatment.

For the first time, it will give deaf patients the same access to services as other
patients, and will also save the East Lancashire Deaf Society, and hospital, time
and money.

Previously, assessment of deaf patients at the urgent care unit had to be delayed
until an on-call interpreter could travel to the site, with interpreters travel
expenses and time factored into the costs.
JAMIE BILLAM





BSL LEVEL ONE

One year course leading to the nationally accredited

Signature Level One Certificate.

COMMENCING: Monday 6th January 2014

Time: 7.00pm to 9.00pm

Venue:- 8, Romsey Terrace, Cambridge CB1 3NH

Fax: 01223 411701 Voice: 01223 246237
Email: office@cambsdeaf.org







CDA NEWS
Deaf church
St.James church. Church Lane.
Hemingford Grey. PE28 9BN.
www.churchbytheriver.org.uk
First Sunday of every month at
11am.All together Worship,
suitable for all ages, BSL sign-
supported.
Next dates are: Sunday 6
th

October, PLEASE NOTE: this will
be 10am for Harvest Celebration,
3
rd
November, 1
st
December,
both at 11am. We have
a nice group of Deaf friends coming
regularly, why not come? And join us
for coffee afterwards?

Other servicesI am happy to sign at
other services on request, such as
9am or 11am Communion
Services, please text or email for
more information, 07593 633 774
or jansmith22@btinternet.com

For those who want more time to
ask questions about lifes BIG issues,
find out about Jesus, chat and pray
for your needs and situationCome
to our BSL SMALL GROUP, Third
Tuesday of every month, at 1pm to 3pm. Huntingdonshire Community
Church Centre, 83a High St. Huntingdon PE29 3DP.
Next dates are: Tuesday October 15th, November 19
th
, December 17
th
.
Contact: Jan Smith (as above)

OTHER DATES:
SUNDAY OCTOBER 13
th
BSL CAF CHURCH GET TOGETHER for Deaf
Christians, family, friends Everyone Welcome! See attached poster
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 14
TH
Big Church Night In - Peterborough.
BSL Interpreted. For more info, see website www.bigchurchnightin.com
FRIDAY DECEMBER 6
TH
London Deaf Church BSL Christmas Carol Service
6.30pm. A small group of us will be going by train from this areafor more
details ask Jan Smith, Ann Ratcliffe or Joan Hartley.
JAN SMITH





CDA NEWS
Sign Post
Deeping Baptist Church, 42 Bridge Street, Deeping St James,
Peterborough, PE6 8HA
We welcome you to our monthly Sign Post meetings. Doors open at 5.30pm.
We close around 10pm. Please bring your sandwiches for tea at 6pm - we
provide tea and coffee. After tea - a time to socialise, games or demonstration
talk. Afterwards a short talk from the Bible, then tea/coffee, and social time.

Social Programme
Saturday 28th September - Sign Post outing to Hunstanton. We meet at
Sandringham outside restuaurant at 12pm for picnic. Then go to Hunstanton.
Afterwards back at Deeping for fish'n'chips.
Saturday 26th October - Talk about your grandparents and bring photos of
them.
Saturday 30th November - Make some decorations for Christmas tree.
Saturday 28th December - Christmas fellowship and games. Free food.

For more information about Sign Post - please see Sign Post website -
www.sites.google.com/site/signpostdeeping.

We look forward to seeing you.

New Deaf Service at Deeping

We have sent out leaflets
announcing the start of
monthly deaf services at
Deeping Baptist Church which
will run every 2nd Sunday
every month. We had our
first service on Sunday 8th
September in the afternoon
and 14 people came. The
service is mostly run by deaf
people. The sermon we used
is from a previous hearing
service at our church and
then was translated for Deaf
and Hard of Hearing people, shown on a screen and interpreted in sign language.
There is also a voice over. The sermon we had was "Can Dry Bones Live?" Our
next service will be on Sunday 13th October. Please see leaflet for more details.

We would like to invite you to our services and we hope to see you then.
NIGEL FRISBY


















































CDA NEWS


Advocacy Service for D/deaf
People in Peterborough
Advocates take action to
support people to:

Express their views and wishes
Secure their rights
Have their interests represented
Access information and services
Explore choices and options


An advocate can work with you to:

Represent you in meetings and
communicate your views to other
professionals
Find information so you can
understand your choices and sort
out problems by making decisions
Know about your rights and make
sure they are respected
Make a complaint if you are not
happy about something
Feel more confident and in control
of your life

What issues can we support
you with?

Health Services
Social Services
Housing
Complaints
Employment
Education
Legal issues
Prison
Police
Family issues

Advocacy is about supporting people to express their views
and concerns, ensuring they understand their rights so they
can make informed decisions about their lives

For more information or to make a referral please contact Ruth Godden:

Tel: 01223 411778 Fax: 01223 411701
Mob: 07902 281668
Email: ruth@cambsdeaf.org

Please note Ruth works part time so response times may be delayed


Cambridgeshire Deaf Association Membership

Membership of CDA is open to individuals, organisations or supporters
of the Deaf Community.

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Fax:01223 411701 Voice:01223 246237 Email:- office@cambsdeaf.org