Inclusion during the holidays with DILA
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Advisors at DILA help deaf and hard of hearing people, often with additional developmental disabilities, gain a sense of connection and community. Farren has been a part of the deaf community her entire life, and told WBOC accommodations for those hard of hearing, have improved in recent years.
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WBOC spoke with organizers at the Deaf Independent Living Association about inclusion of deaf and hard of hearing people during the holidays.
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