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Resource Guide: CUED SPEECH SERVICES
Last Updated; April 14, 2025
Cue Camp Mechuwana
Email: CueCampMechuwana@gmail.com
Facebook Page: Cue Camp Mechuwana
Cue Camp Mechuwana is a summer enrichment camp which provides children who are deaf and hard of hearing, along with their families, and the professionals who support them, the opportunity to engage with others in a similar journey. Cue Camp is a unique experience where children have an opportunity to participate in camp activities such as arts & crafts and sports & games with their peers.
Activities are led by qualified staff, mainly deaf adults and teachers of the deaf, who immerse the children in language-rich play through both visual and auditory modes of communication. Children have the opportunity to meet and interact with deaf adults with diverse experiences, who utilize a variety of hearing technology and language modalities.
While children are engaged in camp activities, parents and professionals can attend cue classes to learn a new visual modality or improve their cueing skills. Presentations and panels provide new information about deaf related topics and exposure to diverse experiences and ideas. Throughout the week, individuals have the opportunity to connect, collaborate, and learn from each other. Activities such as swimming, boating, board games, and lawn games allow camp participants of all ages to interact and bond as part of a larger community that supports one another long after camp ends.
Please contact us for more information.
Cue College
Cue College is a program of Alternatives in Education for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Individuals (AEHI)
9300 Capitol Drive
Wheeling, IL, 60090
AEHI is an Illinois not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Website: Cue College
Cued Language Transliterators (CLT)
Esther Lee-Samia, CLT
Springvale, ME 04083
207-590-7470 (V/Text)
Email: ELEESAMIA@gmail.com
Anna Flanagan
Saco, Maine
207-615-4701 (V/Text)
Email: flanagan.anna@gmail.com
Camp Discover
Contact: Nicole Dobson
207-602-0770 (V/text)
Email: access.dobson@gmail.com
Website: Camp Discover Maine Hands & Voices
Also see, Camp Discover Maine Hands & Voices Facebook Group
Maine Hands & Voices invites you to Camp Discover! This camp is for families to explore or improve their language and communication skills with their d/Deaf or hard of hearing child or sibling. Classes in Cued Speech/cued language, ASL and spoken language strategies are provided. Parents have the opportunity to connect with other parents with d/Deaf and hard of hearing kids. Modality specific speech-language therapy is provided for d/Deaf and hard of hearing. Literacy block is a time for reading and book sharing for both children and adults. Children's programming includes exposure, instruction and fun in all modalities. We have internship opportunities for students in the fields of speech-language pathology, ASL interpreting, cued language transliterating, and deaf education. Kids and adults participate in camp activities including boating, hiking, games and campfires. Families, friends, professionals, children and adults enjoy recreation, relaxation, learning and lots of laughs! Join us! Contact us to find out more.
Cued Speech Association of New England
Email: CuedSpeechNewEngland@gmail.com
Facebook Page: Cued Speech New England
Cued Speech Association of New England is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that supports the use of Cued Speech for access to language and literacy throughout New England.
Online classes are offered at all levels from introductory through advanced for families wishing to use cued language as a mode of communication and as professional development for Teachers of the Deaf, Speech Language Pathologists, Cued Language Transliterators, Audiologists, Early Interventionists, and other service providers.
In-person instruction, support, advocacy, and educational consultation is available from experienced, qualified professionals including certified instructors, certified teachers of the deaf, certified cued language transliterators, and deaf native cuers. We work with families, professionals, and schools to provide the resources and services needed to promote age-appropriate language development and literacy for all children.
We also host Cue Camp Mechuwana, an annual summer camp in a beautiful wooded lake setting in Winthrop, Maine for deaf, hard-of-hearing, and hearing families and professionals to gather to learn to cue, or improve their cueing skills, as well as to learn more about how cueing is being used in bilingual education, to naturally acquire the spoken language of the family and community, to provide phonemic awareness, to receive direct access in educational and professional settings without interpretation, and to improve literacy skills.
Please contact us for more information.
National Cued Speech Association (NCSA)
P.O. Box 2733
Fairfax, VA 22031-2733
800-459-3529 (V/TTY)
Email: info@cuedspeech.org
Website: National Cued Speech Association (NCSA)