West Australian Foundation for Deaf Children

12/06/2026

𝐓𝐞𝐜𝐡 𝐅𝐫𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐲 : Rechargable 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐀𝐢𝐝s

Did you know…

Rechargeable hearing aids can reach 80% charge in just 1.5 hours.
They turn on automatically when removed from the charger.
Share these Hearing Aid Tip sheets with friends, teachers, family members.
Regular cleaning keeps sound clear.

Share this Hearing Aid Tip Sheet with friends, teachers, daycare staff & professionals.

We’ll be posting new resources, tips, and awareness info every Friday. Stay tuned — more great content coming your way!

04/06/2026

Quiz Night is just over a week away!

Individual tickets are now available — perfect if you can’t find a full table. Grab a seat, and we’ll match you with a team so you can still join the fun.

A massive thank‑you to our generous sponsors, including The Perth Mint , Grill’d, Adventure World, Bunnings Warehouse Australia, Ampol Australia , Caversham Wildlife Park, Scitech and many others. We have so many fantastic prizes to be won!

Don’t forget to bring your loose cash!
You’ve got to be there to join the fun — it’s going to be a brilliant night, and all funds raised go towards supporting our Deaf & HoH youth group.

And get those wacky, wild, wonderfully weird outfits ready!
We’re giving out a Best Dressed Table Prize, so the crazier the costumes, the better your chances.

You’ve got to be there to join the fun — it’s going to be a brilliant night and all funds raised go towards supporting our Deaf & HoH youth group.

WAFDC is hosting a Quiz Night to support the Deaf Youth for future events & programs in 2026. Tables of 10 - tables are round tables. Bring...

03/06/2026

Congratulations to Josh for receiving a Deaf Children Australia grant last year, which supported his participation in the 2026 Deaflympics in Japan.

Looking forward to seeing what the future brings. Josh Reeve is also an active student in our Deaf & HoH Young Adults Group too.

15/05/2026

We’re down to the last few tables for Quiz Night!

If you’d love to join us but don’t have a full table of ten, reach out — we’ve had others ask the same, and we’re happy to help create mixed tables.

It’s a wonderful way to meet new people and be part of a fun, inclusive night.

11/05/2026

We’re reaching out to our Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, families & professional network.

We are currently looking for work placement and post school pathway opportunities for Deaf/HoH students in the following areas:
• Beauty
• Trades
• Hospitality

If you know a Deaf-friendly business or someone who is open to supporting a Deaf/HoH student, we would love to connect. You will be supported by the school with the information and support the student needs.

We are expanding our contacts to help our young students explore new opportunities, follow their dreams, and pursue their chosen career fields.

If you can help, please comment on the post or email us directly at [email protected]

10/05/2026

08/05/2026

Don’t miss out — tables for Quiz Night are filling fast!

Expect laughs, friendly competition, great prizes, and a special round hosted by our Deaf Mentors. An Auslan interpreter will be present, making the night accessible for everyone.

Our volunteers are working hard behind the scenes to secure amazing donations and prizes — so be there if you want to win big.

Quirky table names and dress‑ups are welcome too — the more creative, the better.

Bring your friends, family, workmates, trivia experts, and that one person who always seems to know the most random facts.

https://www.trybooking.com/DLPUY - grab your table here!

08/05/2026

Book your tickets now via www.trybooking.com/eventlist/wafdcwa

07/05/2026

Sharing this helpful quick guide of retention solutions for hearing devices and cochlear implants.

Feel free to save and share — it’s a great resource for families, educators and professionals. Hopefully, it helps someone looking for practical options all in one place!

01/05/2026

We just wrapped up our 11th Deaf Strengths Camp at Forest Edge Recreation Camp School… and WOW, what a week!

From painting the world’s sassiest giraffes to dressing up in nothing but newspapers and lots of sticky tape, plus games that had everyone laughing one minute and crying happy tears the next - the camp filled everyone's cup of tea.

Our Deaf Role Models, volunteers, and incredible young people created a community that felt like one big family. This is what our camps are all about.

Check out the photos, you will know what I mean!
Hearts full. Smiles real. Memories made.