The Cork Deaf Association (CDA), which is a charity part-funded by the Health Service Executive, aims to support and empower the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Communities in Cork city and county. The CDA is located on 5 MacCurtain Street, Cork City; less than ten minutes walk from both the main Cork train station and bus station.
Our Mission Statement
The Cork Deaf Association is committed to the empowerment of Deaf and Hard of Hearing people in Cork city and county through the provision of information, advocacy and support services. We aim to achieve a more inclusive society, where Deaf and Hard of Hearing people enjoy equality of opportunity, independence and full citizenship.
Our Vision
An inclusive society where Deaf and Hard of Hearing people have equality of opportunity and full citizenship.
Our Values
Cork Deaf Association aims to be:
Empowering
Person and Family Centred
Non judgemental
Transparent
Accountable
Supportive
Confidential
Respectful
Inclusive
Professional
Board Of Directors
Our Board Of Directors is as follows:
Tom O’ Brien (Chairperson)
Andrew Geary
Mary O’ Connor
Shaun Landers
Jim O’ Callaghan
Triona Fitzgerald
Company Secretary – Andrew Geary
Accounts
Our 2018 Audited Accounts can be viewed here:
Audited Financial Statements 2018(1)
Our 2019 Audited Accounts can be viewed here:
GET IN TOUCH
The Cork Deaf Association is located only ten minutes walk from Cork City’s central train and bus stations. View our location on the map.
If you would like to get in touch with us please email us at mail@corkdeaf.ie, visit our Facebook page or call now on (021) 450 6190. Alternatively you can use our inquiry form.