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1. Deaf and hard of hearing individuals require specific assistance and accommodations to overcome communication barriers. The following groups of people may need services or support tailored for the deaf and hard of hearing:
2. - Individuals who are born deaf or have a significant hearing loss from an early age.
3. - Individuals who have acquired hearing loss later in life due to factors such as age, illness, or exposure to loud noise.
4. - Individuals with partial hearing loss or those who are hard of hearing, requiring accommodations to communicate effectively.
5. - Senior citizens who may experience age-related hearing loss and need assistance to improve their quality of life.
6. - Students with hearing impairments who require educational support and accessible resources in school or university settings.
7. - Professionals working in fields related to communication, such as interpreters, speech therapists, or audiologists, who need to understand the challenges faced by the deaf and hard of hearing.
8. - Families, friends, and colleagues of deaf and hard of hearing individuals who want to create an inclusive and accessible environment for their loved ones or peers.
9. By addressing the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing, we can promote equal opportunities and ensure effective communication for all members of society.

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