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Annual Reports and Accounts

2017/2018 Annual Impact Report – Being Seen and Heard is available to download here

 

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c/o The ALLIANCE
Venlaw Building
349 Bath St
Glasgow
G2 4AA

Tel (v): 0141 248 2474
SMS: 07925 417 338
Email: admin@deafscotland.org

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deafscotland is the outward facing brand of The Scottish Council on Deafness (SCoD).

SCoD is a company limited by guarantee registered in Scotland with company number: 492886 and a registered charity: SC016957

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