Get Involved & Apply for Support
Be Part of the Change
The RAE Foundation is committed to creating a world where deaf children and their families feel connected, supported, and empowered. Whether you’re looking to make a difference or hoping to access support, there’s a place for you in our journey.
Ways we can support each other…
Apply for Help
launching in 2025
Our application process will open next year, and we can’t wait to help families and communities access the resources they need. Together, we can create real-world change for deaf children and their families.
Parents and carers of deaf children who need financial assistance for BSL courses, including transport & all associated costs
Groups and organizations running community projects that promote inclusion and connection for the deaf community.
Even if you feel your circumstances don’t perfectly fit within the standard criteria, we encourage you to reach out to us. We understand that every situation is unique, and we’re here to listen, explore your needs, and see how we can provide the support you’re looking for. Sometimes, the best solutions come from conversations that don’t fit neatly into the box.
Lets work together to find a way forward.
Donate in 2025
Your contributions directly fund British Sign Language (BSL) courses for families and community projects that bring the deaf community together. Every pound brings us closer to breaking down barriers and building brighter futures.
Partner With Us
Are you part of an organization or group with shared values? Collaborate with us to expand opportunities for deaf children and their families.
Spread The Word
Awareness is the first step toward change. Share our mission with your network and help us inspire others to support the deaf community.
Why We Exist
Deaf children deserve access to the same opportunities as their hearing peers. Yet, 90% of deaf children are born to hearing parents who often have little knowledge of deafness or sign language.
Without access to BSL, many children face language deprivation, leading to lifelong challenges in emotional, cognitive, and social development. This gap is unacceptable—and we’re here to close it.