Parents Senior Citizens Veterans Bulletin Vlog Publications Public VP DeaFestival Contact Us Sitemap
  
Search KCDHH:
Click to join our mailing list!
Go to our Instagram pageFind us on Facebook
 

Apply for your 'Moore Safe Nights' weather radio. Click to learn more and apply.
HLAA Convention in Louisville, KY on June 10-12, 2026. Click to register.

 

Welcome to KCDHH





Flood Safety Week is February 22-28, 2026!

Spring is on the horizon, bringing warmer weather and the renewal of nature. However, it could also lead to heavy rains and potential flooding in some areas throughout Kentucky. It is important to stay informed and prepared to ensure safety during this season. Check out the downloadable Kentucky Flood Safety brochure in PDF format, courteousy of Be Ready Kentucky.




Severe Weather Awareness Week is March 1-7, 2026!

Kentucky State-wide Severe Weather Awareness Week: March 1-7, 2026.

As part of Severe Weather Awareness Week in Kentucky, a Statewide Tornado Drill will be conducted on Wednesday, March 4, at 10:07 AM ET (9:07 AM CT). If there is a threat of severe weather at the scheduled time, the drill will be postponed to a fair weather day.




Severe Weather Safety YouTube Videos with ASL and Captioning

Kentucky State-wide Severe Weather Awareness Week: March 1-7, 2026.

Thanks to NWSBirmingham, there's a Severe Weather Safety with ASL and Captioning playlist at YouTube! This 7-video playlist includes safety information pertaining to various types of severe weather and preparation.



A woman signing the word "interpreter".

Interpreting/CART

Check out information about finding an interpreter or captioner and how to become a captioner in Kentucky.

State - For state agencies only

Private - For doctors, lawyers, churches, and other service providers

Consumer - For individuals who wish to hire their own interpreters/CART providers

A sample of TAP devices.

Equipment

Improve the quality of your daily communications with an amplified, captioned or speech enhanced telephone, TTY, or wireless device at no cost to you. Let us help you get started on the right track toward better communication with friends and loved ones.

Who is eligible

How to apply

Equipment list

Hands signing the word "advocate".

Information & Advocacy

As a deaf or hard of hearing individual or parent of a deaf or hard of hearing child, it's important to know your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. We can show you how to advocate for yourself or your loved ones to receive equal treatment under the law.

Advocacy

Workshops and Training

Need help?