This image is a promotional graphic for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center (DHHC) serving the Corpus Christi & Rio Grande Valley areas. The design is split into four vertical panels with a light blue overlay, each containing background images of people involved in various activities, emphasizing community and engagement. “DHHC” in large, bold black letters across the center, with each letter representing a sign language handshape. The hand signs for each corresponding letter (“D,” “H,” “H,” and “C”) are displayed prominently inside or overlapping the bold letters in white. The text “Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center” appears at the top in white, bold letters, making the organization’s name clear and prominent. At the bottom, the locations “Corpus Christi & Rio Grande Valley” are mentioned in all caps in a white, playful font to specify the areas served by this center.
The word “SUMMER” is written in large, colorful, playful block letters. Each letter is a different color, including blue, orange, yellow, pink, green, and purple. The letters overlap slightly, creating a dynamic, fun look. The word “VOYAGE” is written in smaller, light blue letters and placed inside the larger word “SUMMER,” specifically over the letters “MM.” The style conveys excitement and energy, suggesting a vibrant summer adventure.
This logo is composed of the words “SIGN CAMP FOR KIDS” in bold, playful, and colorful letters. Each letter has a different color, including red, orange, blue, pink, yellow, green, and purple. The font style is fun and friendly, appealing to children, with the words “FOR KIDS” standing out in larger, thicker, orange and red letters, emphasizing the focus on a children’s camp.
This logo features an elegant, minimalistic design using a sophisticated, serif font. The large letter “S” is stylized, with one “S” forming a vertical design and the other “S” wrapping around it. Below the large “S,” the words “ilver” and “Seniors” are written, creating the phrase “Silver Seniors.” The overall design is simple, in grayscale, giving the logo a refined, mature, and professional feel, likely aimed at an older demographic.

What We Offer:

Information and Referrals

Our agency staff provides information relating to hearing loss including: community services, equipment, recreation programs, training, and educational programs available.

Adult Literacy

Classes are offered for deaf or hard-of-hearing adults who wish to improve their English reading and writing skills. The class also studies life skills and current events – all through accessible communication. Our Library has books and over 120 videotapes which can be checked out for study, practice, education, or enjoyment.

Job Training and Placement

Clients who are deaf or hard of hearing are eligible for employment services. Training may include job readiness, job quest, or independent living skills. The staff works with clients and employers to find suitable employment for the client with follow-up to ensure a smooth transition into the workforce.

Family Support

Opportunities are provided for parents and families of individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing ot support and learn from one another. We facilitate support group meetings, parent network, and information sharing through workshops and special events.

Client Assistance Services

Clients can meet with a case worker for assistance with personal business. The staff conducts a needs assessment and provides services and referrals to resolve identified needs. Clients are served by appointment or as walk-in during office hours.

Recreation Program

The Corpus Christi Silver Silent Seniors program provides seniors who have hearing loss with a communication-accessible social organization with activities for mental and physical stimulation and wellness checks, including informational speakers, games, and outings. We sponsor North of the Border Games for The Deaf, an annual Olympics-style game day, in which all participants are deaf and hard of hearing. Summer Voyage Youth Program for youth with hearing loss ages 5 through 18 provides programs that build literacy and leadership through recreation and experiential learning. Youth participate in crafts, games, sports, field trips, and projects in a barrier-free environment.

The Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center is a full service, not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) organization providing client services, employment training, job search, sign language classes, advocacy, hard of hearing programs, senior activities, recreation, life skills training, and more. We serve 23 counties of the Coastal Bend We began in 1978 as The Corpus Christi Area Council for the Deaf, Inc. (CCACD), established to provide services for people with hearing loss.

In 2003, CACD adopted the “dba” name, “The Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center”, extending services to the hard of hearing community. Since its inception the center has added programs to become a unique and exceptional organization in the arena of services for people who are deaf or hard of hearing.

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