Overview
Advocacy, Resources, and Education Services (ARES) supports Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened adults 18 and up with a wide array of services tailored to each person’s service and communication needs. Our Advocates and consumers work 1:1 to identify goals, establish a plan, and work together to achieve them. With information, resources, skills training, and guidance from ARES Advocates, consumers are empowered to make informed decisions, exercise autonomy, and effectively access other services in the community.
All of our ARES Advocates identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Late-Deafened, and our personal experiences make us uniquely qualified to serve individuals with hearing loss. We strive to pair consumers with an ARES Advocates who matches their communication preferences, such as American Sign Language, spoken English, or visual gestural communication.
ARES services are provided in the home, at one of our offices, or in a mutually agreed-upon community location. Remote services are also available.
We look forward to working with you.
Overview
Advocacy, Resources, and Education Services (ARES) supports Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened adults 18 and up with a wide array of services tailored to each person’s service and communication needs. Our Advocates and consumers work 1:1 to identify goals, establish a plan, and work together to achieve them. With information, resources, skills training, and guidance from ARES Advocates, consumers are empowered to make informed decisions, exercise autonomy, and effectively access other services in the community.
All of our ARES Advocates identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Late-Deafened, and our personal experiences make us uniquely qualified to serve individuals with hearing loss. We strive to pair consumers with an ARES Advocates who matches their communication preferences, such as American Sign Language, spoken English, or visual gestural communication.
ARES services are provided in the home, at one of our offices, or in a mutually agreed-upon community location. Remote services are also available.
We look forward to working with you.
Overview
Overview
Advocacy, Resources, and Education Services (ARES) supports Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened adults 18 and up with a wide array of services tailored to each person’s service and communication needs. Our Advocates and consumers work 1:1 to identify goals, establish a plan, and work together to achieve them. With information, resources, skills training, and guidance from ARES Advocates, consumers are empowered to make informed decisions, exercise autonomy, and effectively access other services in the community.
All of our ARES Advocates identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Late-Deafened, and our personal experiences make us uniquely qualified to serve individuals with hearing loss. We strive to pair consumers with an ARES Advocates who matches their communication preferences, such as American Sign Language, spoken English, or visual gestural communication.
ARES services are provided in the home, at one of our offices, or in a mutually agreed-upon community location. Remote services are also available.
We look forward to working with you.
Overview
Overview
Advocacy, Resources, and Education Services (ARES) supports Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened adults 18 and up with a wide array of services tailored to each person’s service and communication needs. Our Advocates and consumers work 1:1 to identify goals, establish a plan, and work together to achieve them. With information, resources, skills training, and guidance from ARES Advocates, consumers are empowered to make informed decisions, exercise autonomy, and effectively access other services in the community.
All of our ARES Advocates identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Late-Deafened, and our personal experiences make us uniquely qualified to serve individuals with hearing loss. We strive to pair consumers with an ARES Advocates who matches their communication preferences, such as American Sign Language, spoken English, or visual gestural communication.
ARES services are provided in the home, at one of our offices, or in a mutually agreed-upon community location. Remote services are also available.
We look forward to working with you.
Overview
Overview
Advocacy, Resources, and Education Services (ARES) supports Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened adults 18 and up with a wide array of services tailored to each person’s service and communication needs. Our Advocates and consumers work 1:1 to identify goals, establish a plan, and work together to achieve them. With information, resources, skills training, and guidance from ARES Advocates, consumers are empowered to make informed decisions, exercise autonomy, and effectively access other services in the community.
All of our ARES Advocates identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Late-Deafened, and our personal experiences make us uniquely qualified to serve individuals with hearing loss. We strive to pair consumers with an ARES Advocates who matches their communication preferences, such as American Sign Language, spoken English, or visual gestural communication.
ARES services are provided in the home, at one of our offices, or in a mutually agreed-upon community location. Remote services are also available.
We look forward to working with you.
Overview
Advocacy, Resources, and Education Services (ARES) supports Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened adults 18 and up with a wide array of services tailored to each person’s service and communication needs. Our Advocates and consumers work 1:1 to identify goals, establish a plan, and work together to achieve them. With information, resources, skills training, and guidance from ARES Advocates, consumers are empowered to make informed decisions, exercise autonomy, and effectively access other services in the community.
All of our ARES Advocates identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Late-Deafened, and our personal experiences make us uniquely qualified to serve individuals with hearing loss. We strive to pair consumers with an ARES Advocates who matches their communication preferences, such as American Sign Language, spoken English, or visual gestural communication.
ARES services are provided in the home, at one of our offices, or in a mutually agreed-upon community location. Remote services are also available.
We look forward to working with you.
Overview
Advocacy, Resources, and Education Services (ARES) supports Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Late-Deafened adults 18 and up with a wide array of services tailored to each person’s service and communication needs. Our Advocates and consumers work 1:1 to identify goals, establish a plan, and work together to achieve them. With information, resources, skills training, and guidance from ARES Advocates, consumers are empowered to make informed decisions, exercise autonomy, and effectively access other services in the community.
All of our ARES Advocates identify as Deaf, Hard of Hearing, or Late-Deafened, and our personal experiences make us uniquely qualified to serve individuals with hearing loss. We strive to pair consumers with an ARES Advocates who matches their communication preferences, such as American Sign Language, spoken English, or visual gestural communication.
ARES services are provided in the home, at one of our offices, or in a mutually agreed-upon community location. Remote services are also available.
We look forward to working with you.
Walk-In Hours
(Except on Holidays &
December 24 - January 1)
Watertown Office
Tuesdays 9:00 am - 12:00pm
New Bedford Office
Wednesdays 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Salem Office
Wednesdays 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Hyannis Office
2nd & 4th Thursdays
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Lawrence Office
Thursdays 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
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