Deaf Aotearoa

National Foundation for the Deaf promotional video

1989 •
DEAF ORGANISATIONS
National Foundation for the Deaf produce a promotional video explaining their role and the purpose of their member organisations.
Image for National Foundation for the Deaf promotional video

Presented by Miranda Harcourt, the National Foundation for the Deaf promotional video covers different organisations in relation to hearing loss and outlines what their services cover. It includes NZAD, the Hearing Association, NZ Federation of Deaf Children, NZ Deaf Sports Association, Deafness Research Foundation. The video highlights examples of what cooperation can achieve in terms of public awareness, fundraising and advocacy.

  1. Alistair Appleby

  2. Eileen Smith

  3. Jeff Went

  4. Jennifer Brain

  5. Jenny Kirk

  6. John Hunt

  7. Linda Prouse

  8. Margaret Cooper

  9. Miranda Harcourt

  10. Sara Pivac Alexander

  11. Shona McGhie

  12. Tamina Norman

Relevant Links

Deaf Aotearoa National Foundation for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Donated by Deaf Aotearoa
Produced by Point of View Productions
Original format VHS
Reference number DA48-01-DOC89
Sponsored by Teena Jelsma
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