
NZSL Expertise.
NZSL Consultancy.
NZSL Translation.
NZSL Everything.
Deafradio provides expert consultancy to help organisations embed NZSL access into their services, communications and environments.
NZSL Access Planning
Strategic advice to help you design and implement NZSL inclusion across services, spaces and public touchpoints.
Cultural Guidance
Guidance on Deaf culture, tikanga, respectful engagement, and how to support NZSL visibility in your communications and workplace.
Advisory Services
Professional guidance on Deaf and NZSL-related projects, including consultation, reports, cultural advice and access frameworks.
Project Co-Design
We work alongside your team to embed NZSL and Deaf access in your digital, print or public space projects.
We work with government agencies, councils, and public sector partners to develop effective, culturally aligned approaches to NZSL inclusion. Whether you’re starting from scratch or strengthening existing work, we offer strategic guidance that’s practical, responsive, and grounded in the needs of the Deaf community.
Let’s work together to find the best approach for yours!
Some of the tools and services we’ve developed to make NZSL access easy, fast and effective.
High quality NZSL translation
Seeflow translates documents, websites, videos and more. Our skilled, community-rooted team delivers clear, trusted NZSL access.
Make it easy for Deaf users to reach you
We create customised NZSL contact pages for your organisation. Deaf users send video messages and we translate and deliver them to you quickly and clearly.
NZSL access in public + physical places
From galleries and museums to posters and signs, Infowave makes sure everyone can access key info in NZSL and other formats.
Each service is shaped by Deaf experience, designed through Deaf lens, and delivered by teams who understand what true access means.
At Deafradio, we don’t just provide services. We create solutions. When there’s a gap, we build what’s needed for the Deaf community.
Deafradio is proudly Deaf-owned, working to improve NZSL access, visibility and equity across Aotearoa. Our work is grounded in lived experience, cultural expertise, and a strong connection to the Deaf community.
Based in Tāmaki Makaurau and Te Whanganui-a-Tara
Deafradio acknowledges Māori as tangata whenua and guardians of tino rangatiratanga in Aotearoa. We also honour the legacy of past Deaf community members, leaders and allies – their struggles, advocacy, and achievements that shape our identity, language and spirit today. To the leaders of today, continuing the fight for access and equity – we stand with you. To the Deaf leaders of tomorrow – we believe in you.