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	RNID.org.uk: Information and resources
		RNID: For deaf and hard of hearing people.
		RNID helps health professionals by producing a wide range of free factsheets and leaflets for patients and clients, funding biomedical research into hearing loss and tinnitus and offering a host of other services to help your deaf and hard of hearing clients.
		RNID factsheets on deafness, hearing loss and tinnitus
	www.rnid.org.uk /information_resources (310 words)

	Spotlight : RNID - Representing the needs of Tribunal Users
		RNID is the largest charity representing the 9 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the UK.
		RNID urges tribunals to use this and other guidance in order to ensure that they comply with their duties.
		Whilst RNID agrees with the move to bring the user to the centre of the issues, we point out that this requires the system to be accessible and usable by all users.
	www.council-on-tribunals.gov.uk /adjust/item/spotlight_rnid.htm (736 words)

	RNID Reveals Hearing Loss Risk Among Young People
		Major research published today by RNID shows that three out of four young people (73%) who go to clubs or concerts regularly are risking permanent hearing damage.
		The research also shows that whilst almost half of young people (46%) know that the ringing in their ears after a night out is a sign of damage, many (59%) aren't aware this damage is irreversible.
		RNID research showed that 86% of 18 - 30 year olds surveyed regularly visit pubs and bars that are so loud they have to shout to make themselves heard.
	www.hearinglossweb.com /Medical/Causes/nihl/mus/rnid.htm (949 words)

	RNID research discovers genetic link to hearing loss caused by loud noise
		Scientists funded by RNID, the national charity for deaf and hard of hearing people, have discovered a genetic link between exposure to loud noise and hearing loss.
		RNID funded this pioneering research at the University of Antwerp2.
		RNID successfully lobbied the Government for changes in legislation relating to noise at work which the charity believes is still one of the most underestimated workplace risks.
	www.hearinglossweb.com /Medical/Causes/nihl/rnid3.htm (716 words)

	Nildram UK - RNID case study
		By replacing leased-line and dial-up technologies with Nildram's ADSL solutions, RNID, the largest charity representing the 9 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the UK has managed to secure a £50,000 windfall and far greater system reliability.
		As part of its commitment to achieving a better quality of life for deaf and hard of hearing people, RNID campaigns vigorously for equal opportunities, provides information and raises awareness of deafness and hearing conditions such as tinnitus, which is a ringing or buzzing in the ears.
		RNID also supports deaf and hard of hearing people through employment programmes, care services, communications support and social, medical and technical research.
	www.nildram.net /case_studies/rnid (433 words)

	Online Recruitment - RNID Guidelines for DDA Speak Louder than Words
		RNID, the largest charity representing the nine million deaf and hard of hearing people in the UK, is helping businesses ‘take reasonable steps’ stipulated by the DDA by drawing up 13 cost-efficient criteria which can easily be implemented.
		RNID is confident that by fully following these guidelines, organisations will meet their obligations under the DDA for deaf and hard of hearing customers and staff.
		RNID has been funded to run free training for small businesses and information of whether you are eligible is available from 020 7296 8060 or training.services@rnid.org.uk.
	www.onrec.com /content2/news.asp?ID=4889 (1455 words)

	Ipsos MORI - Wales Ignores Test To Detect Deafness In Babies, RNID, The Royal National Institute for Deaf People
		RNID is calling upon the Welsh Assembly to take the UK lead on Universal Neonatal Hearing Screening (UNHS) and introduce it throughout Wales as soon as possible.
		In June 2000, as a result of extensive campaigning by RNID and other key organisations, the UK Government announced its intention to introduce Universal Neonatal Hearing screening in England starting with 20 hospitals from early 2001.
		The Royal National Institute for Deaf People (RNID) is the largest charity representing the needs of 8.7 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the UK.
	www.mori.com /polls/2000/rnid.shtml (678 words)

	RNID. Royal National Institute for Deaf people.
		RNID's vision is a world where deafness and hearing loss are not barriers to opportunity and fulfillment.
		RNID membership, for anyone with an interest in deafness and hearing loss.
		RNID Typetalk, funded by BT, the national telephone relay service for deaf and hard of hearing people.
	www.a2znorfolk.com /rnid (289 words)

	RNID Calls for More Prominent Warnings on MP3 Player Packaging
		New research conducted for RNID's Don't Lose the Music campaign (www.dontlosethemusic.com) reveals that a shocking 58% of 16-30 year olds are completely unaware of any risk to their hearing from using MP3 players and other audio products that attach directly to the ears.
		RNID is so concerned that the MP3 generation could be at risk from premature hearing damage, that it's calling on manufacturers of MP3 players to protect consumers by providing clearer warnings on packaging about the dangers of listening too loudly to their products.
		RNID's Don't Lose the Music campaign is particularly concerned about the use of MP3 players amongst young people not only because of the high volumes, but the length of time they listen to them for.
	www.healthyhearing.com /library/news_content.asp?news_id=845 (946 words)

	RNID welcomes the increase of subtitling on BBC parliament - AllDeaf.com
		Leading charity RNID, welcomes yesterday's announcement from the BBC (Monday 16th October), that it is increasing subtitling provision on the BBC Parliament channel.
		RNID, the largest charity representing the 9 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the UK, has been lobbying Government and the BBC on this issue.
		RNID is the national charity changing the world for the UK's 9 million deaf and hard of hearing people.
	www.alldeaf.com /deaf-news/34951-rnid-welcomes-increase-subtitling-bbc-parliament.html (596 words)

	business community connections is a charity dedicated to helping other charities obtain more support from business (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		T-Mobile co-sponsored the RNID Annual Conference 'Breaking the Sound Barrier 2001' and used the event as a launching platform for their new mobile package, This gave T-Mobile maximum exposure to 4,500 delegates at the event and to the deaf and hard of hearing community at large
		The product and promotion are live and RNID are still vigorously marketing the product through their promotional channels to ensure that the initiative is a success.
		RNID began talking to T-Mobile in 1999 about a Cause Related Marketing initiative and from then it was over a year until we received our first cheque.
	www.bcconnections.org.uk /case_studies_rnid1.asp (479 words)

	Victim Support Scotland - RNID Typetalk information
		RNID Typetalk, is the only national telephone relay service that enables deaf, deaf blind, deafened, hard of hearing and speech-impaired people to communicate with hearing people anywhere in the world.
		It is run by the RNID and funded by BT.
		The hearing person replies and the RNID Typetalk Operator will type exactly what is said so the textphone user can read the response on their textphone display panel.
	www.victimsupportsco.demon.co.uk /main/rnid.html (274 words)

	Nokia 9210i Textphone Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		"RNID Textphone" is a piece of software developed by the ICT group to run on the Nokia 9210i mobile phone.
		Even though the RNID has made similar software available for the predecessors of the 9210i (9000 and 9110, both using the Geos Operating System), none of the mobile networks adequately supported textphone calls.
		By providing fully integrated textphone software and working with mobile operators to enable text telephony on their networks, the RNID ICT group has been able provide the first ever complete mobile text telephony solution for deaf and hard of hearing users.
	www.ictrnid.org.uk /mobilett.html (647 words)

	eGov monitor \|
		A key priority for RNID is to help all these people identify the problem, provide information and advice and help ensure they received the support they need from the public, private or voluntary sector to continue to lead fulfilling and rewarding lives.
		RNID helps to identify the needs of deaf and hard of hearing people and influence the retail and manufacturing base to produce goods which are more accessible or specifically designed to meet those needs.
		RNID's renowned biomedical research programme funds leading hearing research scientists across the world to investigate how best to prevent hearing loss in the first place or restore the damage once it has occurred.
	www.egovmonitor.com /node/5980 (1271 words)

	Deaf Today v3.0: RNID Sets New Standards For Accessible Websites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		RNID, the UK's leading organisation representing the needs of the 9 million deaf and hard of hearing people, will shortly be launching its new 'user-centred' website.
		RNID has paid particular attention to ensuring that the new site is written in Plain English, which is essential to make the site accessible to deaf people whose first language is British Sign Language.
		RNID tested prototypes of the site with people with a wide range of disabilities - including hearing and sight loss, dyslexia, colour blindness, wheelchair users and people with limited dexterity - to ensure the site reflected how people intuitively search for information," continued Carol Monoyios.
	www.deaftoday.com /v3/archives/2005/02/rnid_sets_new_s.html (490 words)

	Royal National Institute for Deaf People - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		RNID's head office is in Islington, in Central London (19-23 Featherstone Street, London EC1Y 8SL).
		RNID was founded as the National Bureau for Promoting the General Welfare of the deaf in 1911 by Leo Bonn, a deaf merchant banker.
		RNID has also emerged as a major player in technology research and development, in particular through its work in the area of Product Development.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/RNID (596 words)

	RNID calls for warnings on mp3 players
		The charity for the UK's deaf and hard of hearing found nearly six in 10 16-30 olds were completely unaware of any risk to their hearing from using these devices that attach directly to the ears.
		A poll conducted for the RNID at a London station found that eight out of 10 mp3 devices were louder than 80 decibels.
		RNID’s Don’t Lose the Music Campaign wants people to be aware of the risks and do more to protect their hearing.
	www.computeractive.co.uk /articles/print/2163590 (415 words)

	RNID - GUIDE Information Service
		RNID is a voluntary organisation representing the interests of deaf, deaf-blind and hard of hearing people.
		It ensures that their needs are properly recognised by both Government and the general public and that facilities and services for deaf people are continually improved.
		RNID provides a range of direct services including residential and rehabilitation centres, training, interpreting services, information, environmental aids and equipment branch available on 0870-789-8855 or 01733-238020 (text).
	www.guide-information.org.uk /guidelist.aspx?recid=G4391 (137 words)

	Apple 'must carry iPod hearing warning' - RNID - Mac - Macworld UK
		RNID also claims that 58 per cent of 16-30 year olds are "completely unaware of any risk to their hearing from using MP3 players and other audio products that attach directly to the ears".
		It's all part of the RNID's three-year-old Don't Lose The Music Campaign, which attempts to warn music fans of the danger of over-exposure to loud noise.
		RNID chief executive Dr John Low said: "We know that young people are at risk from losing their hearing prematurely by listening to loud music for too long on MP3 players.
	www.macworld.co.uk /news/index.cfm?NewsID=15765&Page=1&pagePos=1 (486 words)

	RNID report "At the heart of inclusion"
		RNID report entitled: “At the heart of inclusion: the role of specialist support for deaf pupils”
		BATOD warmly welcomes the publication by the RNID of its report entitled “At the heart of inclusion: the role of specialist support for deaf pupils”.
		Finally, we particularly welcome the proposal within the report for 30 bursaries for teachers under 30 for three years as a very important contribution to the problem of recruitment Teachers of the Deaf and the funding of their training.
	www.batod.org.uk /index.php?id=/batod/responses/other/RNIDheart.htm (556 words)

	Hearing Loss News and Articles: RNID offers help for tinnitus sufferers
		While no safe medical treatments exist to alleviate the symptoms of tinnitus, RNID will highlight to people what equipment, publications and advice is available.
		Brian Symington, director of RNID NI, said: "Imagine hearing a constant humming, ringing or buzzing, which you can not turn off and which no one else can hear.
		RNID also runs a Tinnitus helpline for those who are unable to attend the event and it can be contacted at freephone 0808 808 6666 or e-mail tinnitushelpline@rnid.org.uk.
	www.4hearingloss.com /archives/2005/03/rnid_offers_hel.html (298 words)

	6 May 2006 - RNID Survey Highlights Hearing Discrimination
		The survey showed that only 63% of deaf and hard of hearing people of working age are in employment, compared to 75% of the national work force.
		The RNID is urging employers to raise awareness of the different types of deafness and the different forms of communication used, such as sign language and lip reading.
		Over half (51%) of those within work felt they had been held back from promotion or developing their careers as a result of their deafness and 34% felt their job didn’t make full use of their qualifications.
	www.healthandsafetytips.co.uk /NA06/May06NA/060506RNID_Survey_Highlights_Hearing_Discrimination.htm (655 words)

	FOYLE MP BACKS RNID ‘BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER’ CAMPAIGN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		“RNID’s new telephone hearing check is a simple yet effective way for people to test their hearing from the convenience of their own homes.
		I urge anyone who is concerned they may be losing their hearing to take this easy five minute test.
		RNID’s ‘Breaking the Sound Barrier’ campaign aims to raise awareness both of the problems faced by people suffering from hearing loss and the services on offer to them.
	www.sdlp.ie /prdurkanrnidcampaign.shtm (150 words)

	RNID Sign Talk Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		RNID SignTalk is a video relay service that is accessible from home or work.
		RNID SignTalk can be accessed via ISDN or broadband using video communication equipment such as a videophone or a computer with a webcam.
		The user calls RNID SignTalk and communicates in BSL, the interpreter then makes a voice call and relays the conversation between the BSL user and the hearing person.
	www.dls.org.uk /news/news18.html (315 words)

	University of London: Breaking the Sound Barrier - RNID/UoL
		As part of Deaf Awareness Week 2006 (1-7 May), RNID, the national charity representing the 9 million deaf and hard of hearing people in the UK, presents a spectacular Son et Lumière on the evening of May 2 at 8.45pm, outside Senate House in conjunction with the central University of London.
		RNID is challenging people everywhere to call RNID’s special telephone hearing check on 0845 600 5555 to help set the record for the largest number of people to check their hearing on any one-day.
		Susan Osborne, Director of RNID’s Breaking the Sound Barrier Campaign, says: “Hearing loss can have a profound impact on our lives, leaving many people feeling isolated and out of touch with their friends and family.
	www.london.ac.uk /439.html (668 words)

	Audiology Online: RNID Warns Against Inadequate Smoke Alarms This Fire Safety Week
		Whether you or a member of your family has a hearing loss, or if you're a very heavy sleeper, RNID is warning that a conventional smoke alarm may not be enough to wake you up in the event of a fire.
		Smoke alarms that comply with the important new standard must meet demanding performance requirements for all parts of the system including the flashing light, standard audio alert and a vibrating pad, which is placed under the mattress or pillow to shake the user awake when the alarm detects smoke.
		RNID's BSI compliant smoke alarm has all of these features, including the all important vibrating pad, which sits under your mattress and firmly shakes you awake if smoke is detected by the alarm unit.
	www.audiologyonline.com /news/news_detail.asp?news_id=2352 (405 words)

	BBC - Northern Ireland - On Your Behalf - Goods and Services - RNID and CAB Service
		A new initiative designed to have a huge impact on the lives of local deaf and hard of hearing people – one in seven of the population – has been launched in the Craigavon District.
		The initiative, a partnership between RNID and Citizens Advice has created a specialist advice service for deaf and hard of hearing people in the Craigavon District.
		Derek Alcorn, Chief Executive of Citizens Advice says, “This partnership with RNID has enabled us to create specialist advice services for the deaf community that benefit from the expertise and dual input of both RNID and Citizens Advice.
	www.bbc.co.uk /northernireland/oyb/goods_services/rnid_cab_services.shtml (627 words)

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