Supporter

MDMC's Alternative Literacy Support (Alt-LS) program empowers Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) individuals to comprehend a diverse range of texts beyond their current reading levels in their primary language, American Sign Language (ASL). With MDMC's Alt-LS program, DHH individuals gain the capability to engage with driver's education, college coursework, job applications, resume development, and the successful comprehension and completion of forms that were previously challenging for them.

Herald

Countless individuals face barriers in communicating with their family members. Rally behind MDMC's pro bono ASL services, dedicated to bridging communication gaps. Our initiative offers ASL interpreters at a range of family and community events, ensuring access where it was once absent. Support the cause of fostering inclusive communication within families and communities.

Advocate

Advocate for MDMC's Deaf Gain Innovations Program—a comprehensive workforce solutions initiative that grants full access to communications. This program equips Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) individuals with the essential skills for securing meaningful employment and even venturing into entrepreneurship. Support the empowerment of DHH individuals as they gain the tools necessary for professional success and economic independence.

Champion

Numerous Deaf individuals grapple with profound social isolation, resulting in feelings of loneliness, depression, low self-esteem, anxiety, and other mental health challenges. In an effort to diminish social isolation, MDMC not only hosts Deaf socials designed to cultivate relationships and foster connections within the community but also encourages individuals to be a champion for them. By facilitating these events, MDMC aims to uplift spirits, strengthen community bonds, and contribute to the overall well-being of Deaf individuals. Join us in being a champion for them and creating a supportive and connected environment for everyone.

Beacon of Light

Be a beacon of light by supporting MDMC's social justice and disability justice workshops. These sessions are dedicated to educating the broader community that serves Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) individuals and their families. The workshops focus on eliminating bias and enhancing the quality of service provided to the DHH community. Your support will contribute to fostering a more inclusive and understanding environment, ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their hearing abilities, receive the respect and services they deserve. Join us in promoting social justice and creating positive change within our community.