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WNDA is a registered charity which supports Deaf children, young people, adults and elders, and people with acquired deafness, to live independent lives.

Our gorgeous supporters, Doreen, Colin and Lynn are at the market in Downham this morning. They have been working hard, ...
09/10/2026

Our gorgeous supporters, Doreen, Colin and Lynn are at the market in Downham this morning. They have been working hard, furiously making lovely things, to raise money for our services.
Please give them your support and pop along đź‘‹.

Are you in Downham Market today? Our lovely fundraisers Doreen and Colin will have a stall on the market today. They wil...
31/07/2026

Are you in Downham Market today?
Our lovely fundraisers Doreen and Colin will have a stall on the market today. They will be selling the gorgeous crafty things, they and their friends have have made to raise money for WNDA.
Please go and give them your support đź’ś.

30/07/2026

Downham Market CHAT club today. Townhall 10am-12pm All welcome.

29/07/2026
28/07/2026

We are delighted to announce that Deaf Connexions will be taking over the WNDA building in Railway Road, King’s Lynn and will be offering a range of services. Our charity will remain in its current office within the building and will continue to provide hearing support to thousands of people in West Norfolk.

“WNDA is staying in the area and our extremely popular No8 The Old Bookshop in Downham Market is very much at the heart of the charity. We continue to offer hearing support and help to people who need help with their NHS hearing aids or need new batteries. Our office in King’s Lynn remains open four days a week and the No8 is going from strength-to-strength,” said Dr Philip Koopowitz, chairman of our trustees.

“The move secures the building for the future and means the D/deaf community retains a home in King’s Lynn where they can continue to meet and enjoy social activities. It has been a tough few months for WNDA and we had been looking to sell the building in order to keep the charity going. Fortunately Deaf Connexions has stepped-in and offered the best solution to keep the building and provide a similar range of services to those it currently offers in Norwich. We are now looking forward to a positive future.”

Are you going? Always exciting , interesting and full of ideas and opportunities
21/05/2026

Are you going? Always exciting , interesting and full of ideas and opportunities

Announcement: Programme launch soon!

It's only 7 weeks to go until Norfolk Deaf Festival, presented by, and taking place at, The Forum, Norwich

Next week, Thursday 14 May we'll be announcing our full line-up, which you won't want to miss!

Everything during the day on the Friday and Saturday will be totally free to access, with one ticketed event, a super special comedy evening!

Some of our workshops, while free, need to be pre-booked, as spaces are limited.

We can't wait to share the details with you!

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Graphic featuring a photo of performers in front of The Forum building, and an inset image of a toddler at the Bear Ear Clinic. The festival dates are included: Friday 26 and Saturday 27 June 2026

06/05/2026

Amazing!

We love stories about Peppa Pig and her little brother George. George was recently diagnosed Deaf. We can all watch as t...
05/05/2026

We love stories about Peppa Pig and her little brother George. George was recently diagnosed Deaf. We can all watch as the Pig family learn about deafness together

We have worked with QEH to support this project. We have delivered deaf awareness training to frontline and support staf...
04/05/2026

We have worked with QEH to support this project. We have delivered deaf awareness training to frontline and support staff. The Team at QEH has lead the way for other hospitals to engage Deaf people and enable better communication.
WNDA will always encourage services and businesses to be more aware of the barriers confronting deaf people in our community, and help them to take action

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Address

The Deaf Centre
King's Lynn
PE301NF

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

+441553773399

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