Effective immediately and until further notice Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre offices will have reduced hours of operation and will not be providing in-person services unless they are urgent. Our staff team all have reduced hours and will be providing remote and virtual services. Please note that because of reduced hours, response to your inquiries may take 1 to 3 business days.
Please Note – Victoria Office Building at 1555 McKenzie Avenue
The outer doors to the building MAY be locked during business hours. If you have an appointment or require service please contact us to arrange access to the Victoria office. Please make appointments for the Nanaimo office as well.
Our phones will be answered:
10AM – 2PM – Monday to Friday in Victoria – 250.592.8144
10AM – 2PM – Monday to Thursday in Nanaimo – 250.753.0999
Please go to our website at: www.idhhc.ca to find information about all of the methods and opportunities to connect with our team in both Victoria and Nanaimo. Information on the website will be updated each week. You will find information about what services we are able to provide, as well ideas and information to help us all stay informed, safe and connected.
All of us at IDHHC will continue to support the members of our community. We encourage you to reach out to us if you need support, or reach out to one another if you can provide support to someone else. We are still here and will continue to do whatever we can, in any way we can, to support Deaf and hard of hearing individuals and families during this difficult time.
Staff and Board of Directors,
IDHHC
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Posted: April 23, 2020 by IDHHC
National Volunteer Week 2020
Today we would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all of our volunteers and thank them for their expertise, time, commitment and professionalism while working with us. THANK YOU!!!!! We couldn’t do it without you!
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Posted: April 7, 2020 by IDHHC
Office Operations Update
We hope you are all staying healthy and continuing to do your part in physical distancing yourself from others to continue to help BC flatten the curve.
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Posted: March 30, 2020 by IDHHC
Technology to Keep You Hearing
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Posted: March 30, 2020 by IDHHC
Physical Distancing and Communication for the Hard of Hearing
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Posted: March 27, 2020 by IDHHC
Reduced Hours
Effective immediately and until further notice Island Deaf and Hard of Hearing Centre offices will have reduced hours of operation and will not be providing in-person services unless they are urgent. Our staff team all have reduced hours and will be providing remote and virtual services. Please note that because of reduced hours, response to your inquiries may take 1 to 3 business days.
Please Note – Victoria Office Building at 1555 McKenzie Avenue
The outer doors to the building MAY be locked during business hours. If you have an appointment or require service please contact us to arrange access to the Victoria office. Please make appointments for the Nanaimo office as well.
Our phones will be answered:
10AM – 2PM – Monday to Friday in Victoria – 250.592.8144
10AM – 2PM – Monday to Thursday in Nanaimo – 250.753.0999
Please go to our website at: www.idhhc.ca to find information about all of the methods and opportunities to connect with our team in both Victoria and Nanaimo. Information on the website will be updated each week. You will find information about what services we are able to provide, as well ideas and information to help us all stay informed, safe and connected.
All of us at IDHHC will continue to support the members of our community. We encourage you to reach out to us if you need support, or reach out to one another if you can provide support to someone else. We are still here and will continue to do whatever we can, in any way we can, to support Deaf and hard of hearing individuals and families during this difficult time.
Staff and Board of Directors,
IDHHC
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Posted: March 16, 2020 by IDHHC
COVID-19 Open Letter
Open Letter
Above is a link to IDHHC’s open letter to our community from our Executive Director about COVID-19 and our action plan. And below is an ASL interpretation of the open letter.