Campaign with us

We won’t stop until we see a world where deaf people and those with hearing loss or tinnitus are fully included. Where everyone is treated with respect, dignity and understanding.

All our campaigns are based on our research and policy work. We campaign to influence government, business and employers, and to raise awareness of the issues faced by deaf people and those with hearing loss or tinnitus.

Our current campaigns

Read about our ongoing campaigns below, and be a part of their success by joining our Campaigns Network.

Ear wax removal campaign

Help us demand better, free access to ear wax removal services on the NHS for those who have a medical need.

‘It does matter’

Help change negative public attitudes towards people who are deaf or have hearing loss by sharing our ‘It does matter’ campaign with others.

BSL Advisory Board

RNID is now a part of the new BSL Advisory Board, advising the government on the implementation of the BSL Act. Join our Research Advisory Panel to inform our work.

For parliamentary representatives

Help us to influence Government to make life more accessible for your deaf constituents.

Support our communities

Our campaign wins

Working for change

Join our campaign to change attitudes in the workplace, so deaf people and those with hearing loss are supported to fulfil their potential.

BSL Act Now!

We’ve joined the BSL Act Now campaign to ask for the introduction of legislation to give legal recognition to British Sign Language (BSL).

Hands off our Hearing Aids

Join our campaign to keep hearing aids free on the NHS in England for everyone who needs them.

Join us!

Help make society more inclusive for deaf people and those who have hearing loss or tinnitus. There are different ways to get involved – from signing petitions to sharing your experiences.

Join our Campaigns Network

The All Party Parliamentary Group on Deafness

The All Party Parliamentary Group on Deafness (APPG) is a cross-party group of parliamentarians (MPs in the House of Commons and Peers in the House of Lords).