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  • About Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Office Staff
    • Our History
    • Bylaws
  • Programs
  • Interpreter List
    • Educational Interpreters
  • CART/Captioning Services
  • Deaf/HH Communities
  • Past SCAD Conferences
  • RESOURCES
    • ADA-Effective Communication
    • ASL Classes
    • Deaf/HH Counseling
    • Deaf-Blind
    • Deaf/HH Children
    • Deaf/HH Equipment
    • Deaf/HH Seniors
    • Educational-Deaf Studies & Interpreting
    • Hearing Aids
    • Fair Housing
    • SC Real Time Closed Captioning
    • State Resources
  • Join Scad!
  • DONATE
  • Contact
  • DEAF CRISIS
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SCAD PROGRAMS

SCAD Provides

  • Advocacy and Peer Support
  • Annual Conference
  • Community Meetings
  • Information Resources
  • Informative Workshops
  • Legislative Initiatives
  • Newsletter for Members
  • ​Training Workshops
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Deaf & Hard of Hearing Driver Communication Card

​South Carolina Deaf and Hard of Hearing residents can request a free driver communication card provided by SCAD.
​Print form and mail to SCAD's office. Mailing address is on the form. ​Or contact us to mail you a form. 
Print Driver Card Form

For Law Enforcement Departments in SC

Law Enforcement Departments in South Carolina can request an educational workshop on Deaf & Hard of Hearing communication provided free by SCAD & HLAA-Midlands Chapter. The Law Enforcement version of the communications card are given out free to the officers in the workshop. If you would like to request a workshop, please click on the contact us button. 
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DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING NOTATION
SC Code Section 56-3-115


Did you know? You can fill out a form at the SCDMV (SC Department of Motor Vehicles) branch to add a Deaf or Hard of Hearing notation linked to your license plate on your vehicle? This helps police officers to be prepared for communication before approaching your vehicle.

Form RG-004A can be downloaded from the SCDMV website:
scdmvonline.com/Forms-And-Manuals
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West Columbia, SC 29169

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