VAANI Deaf Children's Foundation

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VAANI is a leading non-profit organization dedicated to empowering Children With Hearing Impairment (CWHI) across India, through our comprehensive programs in health, education, and skill-building.

What if giving wasn’t only about what we give, but about what becomes possible because we give?A training that helps som...
05/10/2026

What if giving wasn’t only about what we give, but about what becomes possible because we give?

A training that helps someone recognise a hearing concern.
A parent who learns a new way to communicate with their child.
A young person who finds the confidence to take their next step.
A community that knows where to turn.
Every one of these moments begins with people choosing to make a difference.

During Joy of Giving Week, we’re celebrating the individuals, organisations, CSR partners and philanthropic supporters who help turn opportunity into impact.

At VAANI, giving helps build something that lasts: access to communication, education, support and equal opportunities for Deaf children and young people.

Because the most meaningful gifts don't simply meet a need. They open possibilities. 🧡

If you’d like to be part of that journey: https://vaani.in/donations/


[Joy of Giving Week | Social Impact | Philanthropy | CSR | Deaf Children | Inclusive Education]

There is no single moment when a child’s future is decided.It takes shape slowly.In the first conversation they learn to...
04/10/2026

There is no single moment when a child’s future is decided.

It takes shape slowly.

In the first conversation they learn to have.
In the classroom where they discover they can learn.
In the teacher who finds another way to explain.
In the skill they discover they are good at.
In the first exam they sit for.
In the higher education opportunity they begin to imagine.

That is why VAANI works across the journey — supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing children and young people as they move from communication and education towards skills, higher education and greater independence.

Every stage builds on the one before it.

And every new possibility makes the next one easier to imagine.

Help us keep building those pathways for Deaf children and young people. Support VAANI’s work: https://vaani.in/donations/ 🧡


[Deaf Children | Deaf Youth | Equal Opportunities | Inclusive Education | Education Access]

02/10/2026

SIGN WITH VAANI: RESPECT 🤟

Today, on Gandhi Jayanti, we pay our respect to Mahatma Gandhi and the values he stood for.

But respect is not only something we remember on a day of remembrance.

It lives in how we listen.
How we speak to one another.
How we make space for different ways of communicating.
How we recognise every person’s right to participate, contribute and be heard.

So this Gandhi Jayanti, our Sign with VAANI word of the week is RESPECT.

Learn the sign. Share it. And carry the meaning beyond today.

Because respect is not just something we give. It is something we practise. 🧡


[Sign with VAANI | Indian Sign Language | ISL | Respect | Gandhi Jayanti | Inclusive Communication]

An exam can be a test of what you’ve learned. But sometimes, it also marks how far you’ve come.This week, students at VA...
01/10/2026

An exam can be a test of what you’ve learned. But sometimes, it also marks how far you’ve come.

This week, students at VAANI’s Higher Education Academy sat for their first Unit 1 examination, held from September 23 to October 1.

For students beginning a new academic journey, it is a significant milestone — moving from learning in the classroom to demonstrating what they have understood and retained.

And they didn’t have to navigate it alone.

During the examination period, Deepesh Nair and Gauri Kanchan from TEACH visited the Academy. Gauri stayed through the exams, supporting the students and interacting with both students and faculty.

That support matters.

Because creating access to higher education is not simply about opening the classroom door. It is about building the support systems that help students learn, participate and move forward with confidence.

One exam at a time. One milestone at a time.

Follow VAANI’s Higher Education Academy journey and help us create more pathways for Deaf and Hard of Hearing young people to pursue higher education. 🧡


[Higher Education for Deaf Students | Deaf Youth | Inclusive Education | Student Support | Academic Access]

Before a child can tell you what they want to be, they need a way to tell you what they want.Communication is where so m...
29/09/2026

Before a child can tell you what they want to be, they need a way to tell you what they want.

Communication is where so much begins.

A question. A choice. A new word. A conversation with a parent. An answer in the classroom.

For Deaf children, having access to language and communication early can shape how they learn, connect with others and participate in the world around them.

That is why communication sits at the heart of VAANI’s work across the life cycle — from early identification and family support to education and the transition into adulthood.

Because communication is not just a skill to be taught.

It is a pathway to participation, independence and possibility.

Learn more about VAANI’s work in education and communication: https://vaani.in/education/ 🧡


[Deaf Children | Communication Development | Early Intervention | Inclusive Education | Language Access]

28/09/2026

Sometimes, a grammar lesson needs more than a textbook. It needs a little creativity.

At VAANI’s Higher Education Academy, students recently turned grammar into something they could see, create and explain.

Working in groups, they created grammar charts and then presented them to their peers, explaining not just what they had made, but how they had put it together.

There’s something powerful about learning this way.

When students create together, they have to discuss ideas, make decisions, explain their thinking and listen to one another. A classroom activity becomes an opportunity to build communication, collaboration and confidence alongside academic learning.

Because education is not only about getting the right answer.

It’s also about finding your voice and being able to share what you know.

Follow VAANI’s work to see how we’re creating learning spaces where Deaf and Hard of Hearing young people can learn, participate and grow together. 🧡



[Higher Education for Deaf Students | Deaf Youth | Inclusive Education | Peer Learning | Student Engagement]

A child who can communicate can begin to tell the world who they are.What they like.What they wonder about.What they wan...
27/09/2026

A child who can communicate can begin to tell the world who they are.

What they like.
What they wonder about.
What they want to become.

A young person who has access to education can begin to imagine what comes after it.

And a community that makes space for Deaf people makes it possible for those dreams to become part of everyday life.

On International Day of Deaf People, we celebrate that possibility.

At VAANI, our work is about helping create the conditions for Deaf children and young people to communicate, learn, participate and choose their own futures.

Today, we celebrate the Deaf community — its language, identity, achievements and aspirations.

And we look towards a future where inclusion isn't an exception.

It's simply the way things are. 🧡


[International Day of Deaf People | Deaf Community | Deaf Children | Deaf Youth | Inclusion]

25/09/2026

SIGN WITH VAANI: INCLUSION 🤟

What if inclusion became something we did, not just something we talked about?

Learning a sign.
Making communication accessible.
Including a Deaf child in the conversation.
Creating a classroom where everyone can participate.

This week’s Sign with VAANI word is INCLUSION.

Because inclusion lives in everyday choices — in how we communicate, teach, listen and make room for one another.

Learn the sign. Use it. Share it.

Let’s make inclusion something everyone can see, hear, feel and experience. 🧡


[Sign with VAANI | Indian Sign Language | ISL | Inclusion | Accessible Communication]

A language can open a world.For millions of Deaf people, sign language is not simply a way to communicate. It is a way t...
23/09/2026

A language can open a world.

For millions of Deaf people, sign language is not simply a way to communicate. It is a way to learn, connect, express identity, share ideas and participate fully.

Today, on International Day of Sign Languages, we celebrate Indian Sign Language and the people who use it to make themselves understood and their worlds richer.

At VAANI, communication is at the heart of our work — because every child deserves the opportunity to express themselves, understand the world around them and be understood.

Language is access. Language is connection. Language is belonging.

🧡 Let’s keep making space for every language and every voice.


[International Day of Sign Languages | Indian Sign Language | ISL | Deaf Community | Accessible Communication]

Sometimes the person who can teach you the most is someone who has walked the same road.At VAANI, parents are not only l...
22/09/2026

Sometimes the person who can teach you the most is someone who has walked the same road.

At VAANI, parents are not only learning from professionals. They are learning from each other.

In a special weekend computer session, parents came together as teachers, learners and problem-solvers—sharing what they know and helping one another build new skills.

This is the power of Parent-to-Parent Teaching.

One parent discovers something new. Another learns from that experience. Knowledge moves across the room, confidence grows, and what began as one person’s learning becomes something the whole community can carry forward.

For families of Deaf children, peer support can create something invaluable: the confidence that you are not navigating the journey alone—and that your own experience can help another family move forward.

That is parent leadership in action.

And it is exactly the kind of community we want to keep building. 🧡


[International Week of Deaf People | Parent Leadership | Parent Empowerment | Deaf Children | Peer Learning]

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C/o Drive G. T Gopal. H. No 93, SURABHI, Ground Floor House, Ramaswamy Reddy Layout, Horamavu, KR Puram Hobli, Near Banasawadi Ring Road
Bangalore
560043

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 5:30pm

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