Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
What is ODHH? What does the staff do?
How can we help you?
Benefits
Need help with Social Security, Medicare or others?
Communication
Access
Tips for everyone on communication.
Communication
Access Realtime Translation (CART)
This service is gaining popularity for
communication access.
Complaints?
A broad list of complaint processes are shown
here.
Council
(Exit DHFS)
ODHH has an advisory council.
Counseling
Services
There are a few counseling services
specifically tailored for the deaf, hard of hearing and deaf blind
community.
Employer Training
and Resources
ODHH will provide employers a wide array of resources and services,
including information, training, technical assistance, and
consultation.
Hearing Aids
Information about hearing aids, hearing health and
hearing loss is presented.
Inservice/Training
Request
Interested to have a ODHH staff to provide a training or
inservice? It is FREE!
Interpreting
Information
Needed to know how to schedule an interpreter or what are the
levels?
ODHHNet
ODHH has a distribution email program that sends
out information regarding deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind
activities around the state frequently.
Resource
Information
Resource list has been developed to
help you find an appropriate agency, program, or office in your
area.
Service
Fund
Need to hire an interpreter or a CART but do not have
money? ODHH might be able help you.
Telecommunications
Assistance Program
TAP provides assistance to low-income
persons to receive TTY or other items under the TEPP.
Tribal Information
Who to contact in my tribal region? What services are
provided?
Wisconsin
Interpreting and Transliterating Assessment
All the information you need to
know about WITA.
Contact
Us
There are five regional offices in Wisconsin.
Can't find what you are looking
for? Please let us know how our website can better serve your
needs. Send your comments to dishnkl@dhfs.state.wi.us.
Last Updated: April 29, 2008
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