Raising Awareness Since 2011

About WeCare DSN

Our Story

Active since 2002

Since our inception, we have been raising awareness about deafness, and as a result, all other deaf organisations have benefited.

Founded in 2011 by parents of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) children, WeCare Deaf Support Network began as a grassroots parent support group. Under the leadership of Qushiba La Fleur, mother of a deaf son, we formally registered as an independent organization in September 2013 and achieved NPO status in June 2019.

Our Impact

Making History Is What We Do

Our slogan is "Making History Is What We Do" as most of our events and initiatives are first time programs or projects to benefit parents and deaf and hard of hearing people in TT and the wider Caribbean.

Today, we support a growing number of parents of deaf and hard-of-hearing children, and we continue to grow. As the first parent-centered organization of our kind, we're dedicated to educating and empowering parents of deaf and hard-of-hearing children, deaf parents, and the broader deaf community through:

Driving Transformation Together

Our Mission

Our mission is to raise awareness about deafness and provide families with the knowledge, skills, and support they need to help Deaf children reach their full potential. Through advocacy, sign language education, accessibility, and community partnerships, we promote inclusion, independence, and equal opportunities for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals throughout every stage of life.

01

Inclusivity

We believe everyone deserves equal access to communication, education, employment, and community life. We are committed to creating environments where Deaf and Hard of Hearing people are welcomed, respected, and fully included.

02

Empowerment

We equip Deaf individuals, families, and communities with the knowledge, skills, resources, and opportunities to make informed decisions, build confidence, and achieve independence.

03

Advocacy

We champion the rights of Deaf and Hard of Hearing people by promoting accessibility, influencing policy, raising awareness, and driving meaningful social change.

Board Of Directors

Our Board of Directors are composed of dedicated professionals and community leaders who are passionate about empowering deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. 

Latisha Street

Financial Officer

Mary Bastien

Research and Development Officer

Dr. Paulson Skerrit

Education Officer

Matthew Street

Director

Joanna Campbell Raphael

Secretary

Officially registered with the Board of Inland Revenue (BIR), Trinidad and Tobago

We offer a wide range of services designed to empower deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals and their families.

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