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Home > Bureau of Rehabilitation Services > Division for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing> Resource Guide > Organizations Resource Guide: ORGANIZATIONS OF THE DEAFLast Updated; July 2, 2009 ALDA-MAINEContact: Lauren Storck drlestorck@gmail.com ALDA-Maine is the official Maine Chapter of ALDA, the International Association for Late-Deafened Adults. ALDA-Maine provides information, support, education, and advocacy for people of adults of all ages with hearing loss, and families of younger people also. It is a membership and all voluntary association. ALDA-Maine has an online meeting place 24/7, for information, discussions, and support. All hard-of-hearing, late-deafened, and deaf people, with any degree of hearing loss, and also their friends, families, and colleagues are all welcome to join. Social and speaker meetings are held in different locations in Maine, depending on member energies, once every month or two. CART is provided for speaker meetings, and refreshments. ALDA-Maine also has members in New Hampshire and Vermont. It now publishes the "Hearing Loss Herald" four times a year, a newsletter with a focus on people who are deafened or hard of hearing, and welcomes inquiries from new supporters and donors. Bangor Deaf ClubRichard Oakes, President Bangor Deaf Club welcomes Deaf, Hard of Hearing, Late Deafened, CODA's, hearing, and sign language students to join them in social events throughout the year. Deaf and Hard of Hearing children are also welcome. Activities include people of all ages. If you would like to be added to the mailing list, please contact us. Opportunity for volunteer work also available. Maine Alumni Assoc. of the DeafLois Morin, Secretary Maine Association for the DeafWilliam H. Nye, President The Maine Association of the Deaf (MeAD) is a state chapter of the National Association of the Deaf and is the central deaf organization for statewide activities for the Deaf in Maine. This organization operates a variety of committees including the Miss Deaf Maine Pageant Committee. The MeAD distributes a newsletter to 70 members. (A person need not be deaf to be a member.) Maine Recreation Association of the DeafAbby Bouchard |
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